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IIT Madras study warns AI could disrupt entry-level career growth

Deccan Age · Sci-Tech · 2 min read

Karolinska Institutet, Solna — Photo: Wikimedia Commons contributors — full credits

A study from IIT Madras warns that artificial intelligence could disrupt career growth for entry-level workers, even as it opens new kinds of roles. The finding adds to a national debate over how graduates should prepare for an AI-shaped job market.

The story, reported on October 27, adds to a busy news day across Sci-Tech as developments continue to unfold.

Deccan Age will update this story as more details emerge.

Originally reported by Jagran Josh. Article compiled by the Deccan Age desk.

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