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Artificial intelligence is expanding across customer service, healthcare, coding and content creation, bringing major productivity opportunities. But an article published in India Narrative warns that gains may not quickly improve workers' incomes or living standards, making skills training, social protection and early policy preparation important for India's workforce.
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Pay is pulling further apart between AI-core roles that build and own intelligent systems and routine AI-support jobs in India. TeamLease Digital's Digital Skills & Salary Primer 2026-27 links the widening difference to a shortage of specialised talent, with the highest premium appearing at entry level.
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External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said every country should develop its own artificial intelligence models and deployment strategies in line with national goals. He described AI as central to India's Global South partnerships, while warning that misuse of the technology is increasing bias and weakening mutual respect.
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Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has called for greater investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure and training in India, arguing that businesses, particularly micro, small and medium enterprises, need access to hardware and skilled trainers to improve productivity. Her remarks came amid calls from some leading AI figures to slow model development.
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Indian global capability centres are increasingly retraining and reskilling employees in artificial intelligence instead of relying only on external hiring from IT services and technology product companies. The shift is aimed at building teams that can deliver immediate business impact as AI adoption grows and some lower-level roles face automation.
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Mospi Secretary Saurabh Garg has called for data to move more easily across ministries and states, with common standards enabling departments to combine datasets. He also said AI-generated inferences must rely on verified and validated sources, while technology is being used in surveys and district-level analysis.
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Salesforce says Indian companies are moving generative AI and agentic AI beyond experimentation and into production. The company plans further investment in Bengaluru infrastructure, employee skills and hiring, while its executives warn that wider use of autonomous agents will require stronger security, governance, monitoring and cost controls.
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India’s software and business services exports are gaining weight in the economy despite concerns that generative AI could automate outsourced work. ING says demand is moving toward analytics, software development, risk management, engineering design and research, while digitally delivered services exports have grown faster than the global market since 2022.
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An article by an AIIMS Delhi team on an artificial intelligence platform developed for cancer cure has been published in the BRICS Health Journal. Dr Ashok Sharma, who heads the institute’s Neurobiochemistry department, described the publication and its focus on cancer incidence.
