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India Leads in AI Skilling, but Job Concerns Remain
Mint Bangalore
|March 05, 2025
India is seeing the largest amount of artificial intelligence (AI) skilling, according to Coursera's managing director for India and Asia Pacific, Raghav Gupta.
India is seeing the largest amount of artificial intelligence (AI) skilling, according to Coursera's managing director for India and Asia Pacific, Raghav Gupta. "We've seen a lot of good momentum, whether it's an individual coming to learn or its companies saying we want to invest in this space," he said while speaking in a panel discussion at the Mint AI Summit 2025.
Gupta, alongside Adecco Group's India country manager Sunil Chemmankotil, RPA2AI Research chief executive officer Kashyap Kompella, and upGrad Enterprise president Neeraj Gera, were part of a panel discussion at the summit on AI's impact on jobs.
Dit verhaal komt uit de March 05, 2025-editie van Mint Bangalore.
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