Nandan Nilekani emphasizes the potential of AI to reshape India's tech landscape, suggesting that smaller language models can be harnessed to create new job opportunities. Despite the challenges posed by a sluggish service sector and global economic conditions, Nilekani remains optimistic about the future of the industry. He believes that the re-election of Donald Trump could stimulate growth, although it may also lead to stricter immigration policies affecting Indian IT professionals.
The article also highlights the structural issues in India's job market, where a surplus of educated individuals competes for limited positions, leading to unethical practices like exam paper leaks. The chaos surrounding these leaks reflects deeper societal problems, as many aspire for government jobs that are scarce. Additionally, pollution in cities like Delhi exacerbates the challenges faced by the population, forcing families to seek healthier environments.
• Nilekani advocates for small language models to drive India's AI future.
• Exam paper leaks highlight deeper issues in India's job market.
Small language models can be tailored to specific data, enhancing AI's applicability in various sectors.
AI is expected to replace certain functions but also create new roles in the tech industry.
Market deregulation driven by AI advancements could lead to increased business activity and job opportunities.
Infosys is developing smaller-scale AI models to leverage technology for job creation in India.
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