Nearly half of the Indian employees will be equipped with AI skills in the next 6-10 yrs: Microsoft


Team Udayavani, Aug 10, 2020, 5:09 PM IST

As per a new Microsoft survey, half of the Indian employees will be equipped with AI skills in the next 6-10 years

According to News18, In India, all AI-leading companies said they are actively building skills of their workers, or have plans to do so, while over 93 per cent of senior executives surveyed from these companies were sure their business was gaining value from AI

Dr Rohini Srivathsa, National Technology Officer, Microsoft India, said, “ AI is at the heart of digital transformation, which has accelerated at an extraordinary pace and will continue to play a critical role in helping businesses be more agile, resilient and competitive during this time”

Also, sources claim, The combination of skilling and AI deployment is helping businesses succeed

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