Ai: AI makes life easier: NIT dir | Ranch News

JAMSHEDPUR: Artificial intelligence (AI) will create new job opportunities for skilled workers in the country, said Goutam Sutradhar, Director, National Institute of Technology (NIT) Jamshedpur. On the eve of National Technology Day on May 11, Sutradhar told TOI, “After the introduction of AI, initially there will be job losses in certain sectors, but this will mean that the youth will have better employment in the long run.” It will help me get a job.” TNN

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