Can generative artificial intelligence help women break the proverbial glass ceiling? There are some positive signs though a lot more needs to be done, says
Around the world, artificial intelligence, or AI, is transforming the workforce. Some find it frightening, particularly the possibility of losing their jobs. Others, however, see it as a new beginning and improved chances.
Zoho founder and CEO Sridhar Vembu cautioned software professionals against assuming continued dominance in the job market, warning that emerging technologies like large language models (LLMs) and advanced development tooling could “destroy a lot of software jobs.”
As agentic AI sweeps the automation wave across sectors, India is witnessing a surge in new job roles to train, design and deploy these intelligent systems responsibly.
Tech companies are evaluating the benefits of deploying AI agents to augment developer productivity while broadening their GenAI implementation. These intelligent systems are being utilised across diverse functions, spanning from programming to systems transfer.