AI Alliance NCR: Is AI Poised to Disrupt India’s Tech Industry?
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- The impact of AI on India’s IT sector, Will it disrupt it or be an evolution? Moneycontrol’s Chandra Srikanth speaks with Rafee Tarafdar, Chief Technology Officer, Infosys on how the industry views artificial intelligence Join us for the AI Alliance NCR Chapter 2024 on May 17th, where we explore how artificial intelligence is revolutionising the National Capital Region. This event will highlight AI's pivotal role in NCR's rapid growth, illuminating its transformative effects on urban development, the booming IT sector, and various other industries. Engage with leading IT and venture capital firms and gain insights from unicorns pioneering AI-driven economic advancements. Experience firsthand how AI is reshaping the regional landscape, setting new benchmarks for technological and business success in one of India's most dynamic economic hubs. Don't miss this opportunity to be at the cutting edge of AI innovation-streaming live!
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but this technology "can think" like human and improve. any previous tech. did not had that. why nobody is telling that
IT services is dead.. AI can code better than 95% current coders, in a few years it can code better than 99.99% coders in India
then be efficient and learn more
@@TanShIdol yeah good luck competing with Ai having trillion dollar investments.
@@vasudevsarvam6912 bro you can't compete with speed of ai but you can compete with its inteligence. They only suggest you code which is already written. But some ai language model have capability of converting human language to coding language but you need human to verify and modify. Most important-Ai can't solve new problem and it is near impossible for ai to do it in 20 year minimum
@@TanShIdol Tell that to GPT5.
@@dante0817 if you are beginner then you know nothing about programming. programming is not about coding it include many thing
Coming from AI user , AI has a lot to learn. Design is still in our hands . At best its a very good smart assistant at the moment.
'at the moment'
Yes, at the moment.
But in 5-10 years it will become more intelligent than every human in every tasks.
Assistant will surpass the master
@@saptadeepdas1188 the only answer to AI , is mastering it . That way you are still in the driver seat . There must be an answer to open AI in the form of an alternative .
What we think of as AI taking over is to a large extent influenced by the almost monopoly of AI tech giants. This is due to their heavy investment in training the models, the hardware investment etc .
Hiring ruki Hui hai abhi bhi. Its much much lesser than before. Just a trickle.
Is there any initiative in india to build an alternate foundational model
Software services is dead
The Indian model should be designed to influence democratization in neighboring countries, akin to what has been observed in Nepal and Bhutan.
All these IT companies touting thousands of "trained genAI" engineers... its all BS metrics for ppt presentations. Probably only 1% of them really understand genAI and know how to build models and use applications. Client companies should be leery of such broad claims.
Yes, being part of the largest Indian IT company, I am fully agree with it. These are just numbers.
Shri Nilekani's analogy of arms race is apt but approach of 'use cases' is wrong. What, even, is meant by working on 'use cases'? Are they planning to build a moat with 'use cases'? China is fully engaged in the AI arms race and is giving America a run for its money. A diffident India will be left behind. Not to mention, will be caught flat-footed when the dangers of AI begin showing up.
Bengaluru
May be like, Industry canibalised labour?
Bla bla bla… indian IT will always remain in the tail end of innovation… just keep on doing the dogs work and be happy over the peanuts!
AI is overhyped!! AI crash is around the corner.
😂😂 keep dreaming brother
Surely 99% of the company might be a wrapper and fade away. But that 1% serious company is enough to distrupt.
@@sahilsah457it's overhyped telling this after doing RAG based AI applications.. it's just extension of data science. Not real generation
No
Small and independent success stories in niche areas; YES. Industry disruption, NO. For a paradigm shift, it needs many hundreds of billions of dollars, if not a few trillions in R&D investment. Given the current geo-political instability and decline of economies, such investments are only on paper. With Japan's economy sliding fast, Germany's teetering economy, the rise of BRICS and the increasing economic debacles in china and the impending recession and/or default of the US debt, the likes of Microsoft, Google, Amazon, etc. are readying themselves to be able to take the hit to the US's economy and hedging themselves by laying off hundreds of thousands using AI as the perfect scapegoat.
There will be AI evolution in varied industries, products and services, but definitely not a revolution! Every service provider is hyping the AI possibilities just so stay relevant and look informed. So just don't buy into the hype.
The Indian model should be designed to influence democratization in neighboring countries, akin to what has been observed in Nepal and Bhutan.
Client and business would be more interested to develop their own data, LLM and their own GenAI, as using OpenAI is not usable due to intellectual property rights, copyrights on content, privacy issue, no regulations defined, already so many legal issues lodged on OpenAI/GenAI. So lot of work in pipeline before GenAI stabilized. No impact to jobs, workforce composition is going to change.
the only sensible reply in this thread.