aceWho gets to learn AI? India's new employability divide
The IMF found hiring demand weakening in AI-exposed occupations while specialised opportunities increased. The shift could widen India’s employability divide without broader access to training and experience. India’s AI transition is no longer only a story about automation. It is becoming a story about access. A new report from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) shows that employers across Asia are hiring less in jobs most exposed to AI, while concentr
Employers across Asia are hiring less in AI-exposed occupations, and without broader training access this could widen India's employability divide.
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- JournalismIndia Today2026-10-21
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