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Back|Infosys CEO on AI impacting jobs: My own sense is AI is going to create a lot more opportunity

Infosys CEO on AI impacting jobs: My own sense is AI is going to create a lot more opportunity

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Times of India·30.04.2026·🇮🇳India·General

Infosys CEO on AI impacting jobs: My own sense is AI is going to create a lot more opportunity

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Infosys CEO Salil Parekh believes AI will reshape India's IT pyramid model, creating more opportunities than job losses. The company is adapting hiring and training to integrate AI, seeing a $300 billion market. While the shift to a specialized talent structure will be gradual, Infosys is encouraging AI token usage to drive client growth and efficiency.

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