Tarafdar, in a video interview with Shivani Shinde, talked about what the company is doing to implement the strategy. Edited excerpts:
How is Infosys' AI-first strategy being implemented and how do you quantify the impact?
AI-first essentially means, can we have AI embedded into every aspect of work and it also creates value. We focused on three areas: How do we amplify human potential; second, how to unlock value and finally; and how do we transform our operating model and talent so that they are future-ready.
To give an instance on amplifying human potential, for developers, especially those who are into coding and testing, we launched a number of code assistants. We have 14,000 developers who are using this for a lot of internal work. We are also using these code assistants in some of our clients' environments, with prior permission Similarly, learning for us is big.
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