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Goldman Sachs Warns of Uneven Impact of Gen-AI on Jobs
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Goldman Sachs Research has warned that the impact of generative artificial intelligence (Gen-AI) on jobs in India will be uneven, with some occupations facing displacement while others stand to benefit from productivity gains.
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Goldman Sachs Warns of Uneven Impact of Gen-AI on Jobs
Goldman Sachs Research has warned that the impact of generative artificial intelligence (Gen-AI) on jobs in India will be uneven. According to a report, Gen-AI could perform 9-17% of tasks currently undertaken by India's non-agricultural workforce, leading to displacement in some occupations. However, other occupations are expected to benefit from productivity gains, leading to increased economic growth.
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