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Ai Expert Chetan Deshpande Says AI Will Bring Millions of New Jobs to India!
New Delhi [India], June 17: Many people worry that AI (Artificial Intelligence) will take away jobs. They think machines will do all the work, and people will have nothing to do. But what if this idea is wrong? What if AI actually helps create many new jobs, especially in a fast-growing country like India? Get ready to change your mind, because a top AI expert, Chetan Deshpande, says AI is not just smart technology. It’s a powerful force that will bring millions of new job chances to India. This is not just a guess; it’s a big truth that will change how we work in India forever.
Chetan Deshpande is an expert in digital marketing and AI from Pune, India. He strongly believes that AI will create jobs. He famously said, “AI Won’t Take Your Job. Your Comfort Zone Will.â€� This means that AI is not a danger to jobs. Instead, it’s a strong tool that needs us to learn new skills and change. Chetan Deshpande says that the fear about losing jobs is mostly not true. He says AI is actually making new jobs and changing old ones. On his Instagram, he clearly states, “AI isn’t taking jobs, it’s creating them! India’s workforce is evolving.â€� He talks about new jobs like AI Trainers and Data Labelers. These jobs are very important for making sure AI learns from good and varied information. Chetan Deshpande’s ideas go against the common belief that AI destroys jobs. He shows a future where human cleverness, with the help of AI, leads to huge growth.
The numbers show it clearly. India’s AI industry is about to grow very fast. It is expected to create millions of new jobs in the next few years. A recent study by Bain and Company says that India’s AI sector will create over 2.3 million jobs by 2027 . This is not the only report saying this. Other reports also agree with this good news. The Times of India says that more than 2 million AI jobs will appear by 2027. Also, the ServiceNow AI Skills and Jobs Report says that AI will create 2.73 million tech jobs in India by 2028. These numbers make it clear: AI is not just a trendy word; it’s a strong economic engine that will make India’s job market much better.
This big increase in AI-related jobs is not just for old IT jobs. It’s also creating many different new jobs. Besides AI trainers and data labelers, we are seeing new roles like AI ethicists (people who make sure AI is fair), prompt engineers (people who write instructions for AI), AI-powered marketing specialists, and AI integration managers. These jobs need a mix of technical skills and soft skills, meaning people need to keep learning and improving. Companies are spending money on training programs to get their workers ready for this AI future. They know that people are still the most important part of this changing technology. The future of work in India is not about people fighting machines. It’s about people working with machines, working together to create amazing new things and be very productive.
So, the idea that AI takes away jobs is wrong. As Chetan Deshpande wisely says, AI is a force that creates jobs, especially in a lively economy like India. The millions of new jobs appearing in the AI sector prove how powerful this change is. To do well in this new time, people and companies must keep learning, use new technologies, and use AI as a helpful partner. The future of work in India is not about having too few jobs. It’s about huge growth, new ideas, and people and AI working together. Get ready, India, because the AI revolution is here, and it’s bringing a golden age of jobs!
Want to learn more about how AI can boost your career and business? Visit Chetan Deshpande’s website today!
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DNA Profiling Underway to Identify Victims of Ahmedabad Air India Crash Amid Extreme Heat Damage
Ahmedabad (Gujarat) [India], June 16: In the wake of the tragic Air India Flight crash in Ahmedabad, the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL), Gujarat, has initiated an extensive DNA identification process after traditional methods of identification were rendered impossible due to the intense heat from the post-crash blaze.
Addressing the media on Saturday, Shri H.P. Sanghvi, Director of the FSL, highlighted the critical role of forensic science in identifying the victims. “The flame was of very high temperature, and because of that, identification of the deceased through standard methods was not possible. Hence, DNA examination became necessary,” Sanghvi said. He noted that the extreme heat had damaged DNA in various parts of the victims’ bodies, requiring highly meticulous collection of viable samples during postmortem.
All DNA samples, including those collected from both the victims and their relatives, have been submitted to the laboratory. Despite the complexity of the process, Sanghvi confirmed that DNA profiles have been generated. Each sample requires 36 to 48 hours for processing, but batch-wise operations have accelerated the identification efforts. Profile matching has already begun, and results are now emerging.
A team of 36 DNA experts at the Gujarat FSL, in close collaboration with the National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU), is working around the clock to match profiles and assist authorities in handing over remains to grieving families. “Doctors and police agencies are prioritising the identification and return of remains to relatives. Our forensic teams are fully dedicated to this mission,” Sanghvi stated.
Union Home Minister Shri Amit Shah, who visited the crash site, expressed heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims. He confirmed that the high temperature, caused by the burning of approximately 1.25 lakh litres of aviation fuel, made survival impossible. “There was no chance of saving anyone. The exact number of fatalities will be officially released after DNA tests are complete,” Shah said.
The tragedy struck on Thursday, when an Air India Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner en route to London crashed shortly after takeoff from Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport. The aircraft crashed into the doctors’ hostel at B.J. Medical College in the Meghani Nagar area of Ahmedabad. Of the 242 people on board, including 230 passengers and 12 crew members, 241 lost their lives. One survivor, Vishwashkumar Ramesh—a British national of Indian origin—is currently undergoing treatment.
Authorities urge the public and the media to exercise patience during this sensitive and complex identification process.
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