How does the adoption of AI impact employment patterns in India?
INTRO: An intelligence that takes the world to unimaginable, had its beginning in the 1970's. It's depth applications in the field of mastering the upcoming generation has took a drastic step in the techie world.. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND IT'S SUPPORT: TEACHER STUDENT AUTOMATIVE ADMINISTRATIVE TARead more
INTRO: An intelligence that takes the world to unimaginable, had its beginning in the 1970’s. It’s depth applications in the field of mastering the upcoming generation has took a drastic step in the techie world..
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND IT’S SUPPORT:
| TEACHER | STUDENT |
| AUTOMATIVE ADMINISTRATIVE TASKS | ENHANCED EDUCATION |
| CURRICULUM FORMATION | PERSONALISED LEARNING |
| EFFECTIVE EDUCATING METHODOLOGY | SELF EVALUATION |
| EASY EVALUATIONS | INDIVIDUALISM |
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EMPOWERING IN TECHNOLOGY CRITICAL APPLICATIONS MIND RELAXATION |
GLOBAL ACCESS OF AI: United States- the global power house of artificial intelligence stands as top in implementing it in the education. Singapore, Finland, Japan, China, Canada and many more countries had already stepped into this beautiful educational system with their different curriculum establishment.
AI- INDIA AND EDUCATION: NEP(New Education Policy-2020) introduced a milestone in development in education by making a step into Artificial Intelligence. As per NEP, the curriculum introduced AI and coding from K-6 onwards, and teachers are to be trained effectively with the technology. Introduction of AI based assessments and its various features develops the leaning methodology. A platform laid by the government called NETF (National Educational Technology Forum) for the enhancement of the technology.
RISKS :
- Complete dependency on technology leads to lack of critical thinking and problem solving skills.
- Data privacy lacks
- Implementation cost is high.
CONCLUSION: The game changer “(ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE)” with virtual tutors, automated assessments, gamified learning platforms and many more would provide the generations with an undefined knowledge development.
Thanks to FATHER OF Artificial Intelligence “MR. JOHN MCCARTHY” for being a base for this wonderful technology…..
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The adoption of AI in India has a multifaceted impact on employment patterns. Here are some key aspects: Job Displacement: Automation and AI technologies can replace repetitive and low-skill jobs, particularly in manufacturing, customer service, and data entry. This leads to job displacement for worRead more
The adoption of AI in India has a multifaceted impact on employment patterns. Here are some key aspects:
- Job Displacement: Automation and AI technologies can replace repetitive and low-skill jobs, particularly in manufacturing, customer service, and data entry. This leads to job displacement for workers in these sectors.
- Job Creation: AI also creates new job opportunities in AI development, data science, cybersecurity, and related fields. There is a growing demand for skilled professionals who can develop, manage, and maintain AI systems.
- Skill Upgradation: Workers are required to upgrade their skills to stay relevant. There is an increasing emphasis on reskilling and upskilling programs to help the workforce transition to more complex, higher-value tasks that AI cannot perform.
- Industry Transformation: Certain industries, such as healthcare, agriculture, and retail, are experiencing significant transformation due to AI. This leads to the creation of new roles and a shift in existing job functions.
- Regional Impact: The impact of AI adoption on employment can vary by region. Urban areas with better access to education and technology infrastructure might benefit more from AI, whereas rural areas may face greater challenges in adapting.
- Inequality: There is a potential increase in economic inequality as high-skill, high-wage jobs grow, and low-skill, low-wage jobs decline. This can lead to a greater divide between those who have access to education and training in AI-related fields and those who do not.
- Gig Economy: AI can support the growth of the gig economy by enabling platforms that connect freelancers with short-term job opportunities. This can lead to more flexible work arrangements but may also contribute to job insecurity and lack of benefits.
- Policy and Regulation: The government and policymakers play a crucial role in managing the transition by creating supportive policies, investing in education and training programs, and ensuring that the benefits of AI are broadly shared.
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