Microsoft India and South Asia President Puneet Chandhok had made a bold prediction about the career that will shape the next generation. Chandok believes that with the proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI), this generation will be the last to enjoy it. “Stable, long-term career.” Speaking at the Microsoft AI Tour, which also featured a speech from the software giant's CEO Satya Nadella, Chandhok insisted that AI itself will not take away jobs. However, he noted that the real threat to jobs would come in the form of: “refuse to learn”. He believes that new technology is actually “Tie up” Tasks within existing roles. “Will AI take away jobs? I don't think AI will take away jobs. AI will dissect jobs. It will tear jobs apart.” he explained.As AI is rapidly being integrated in all sectors, he argued: “The Age of Industrialization” The template, the idea that you learn once and apply that knowledge to a lifelong career, is currently being broken down. He added: “You and I are the last generation to have stable, long-term careers.” add that “Our kids will build portfolios.”
Why Microsoft India chief Puneet Chandhok thinks employees need to keep learning
Emphasizing the importance of continuous learning, Chandhok said: “The real crisis in this new AI era is not automation; that’s what we’re concerned about. A real pink slip is a refusal to learn. ”Comparing learning to an oxygen mask, he said: “Every day we fight a guerrilla war against something irrelevant.” And you have to keep learning new things.The business leader also appeared to address the city's air pollution problem, adding that no one understands the importance of oxygen masks like those who live in the city.In his speech, Nadella also questioned whether AI models are becoming artificial intelligence. “merchandise” He argued that data is the most valuable resource for any company in the AI era.“At the experience layer, data is one of the most strategic assets and one of the most important in the age of AI. But that data must be used in the context of AI.” said Nadella, who is on a three-day visit to India.He said that Maharashtra is leveraging Microsoft's AI tools for cyber safety and the Nagpur project has reduced cyber crime investigations by 80%.Additionally, the company is currently working on AI projects with other customers such as Adani Cement, Yes Bank, Aditya Birla Group and LTIMindtree, Nadella said.
