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Generative artificial intelligence: GenAI may help Indian workers save 51 million hours a week by 2026: Pearson study

Generative AI (GenAI) could save Indian workers 51 million hours weekly by 2026, according to Pearsons "Reclaim the Clock" study. GenAI boosts productivity by handling routine tasks, reducing burnout. The top five tasks with the most hours saved in India include promoting products, collecting consumer data, developing marketing materials, identifying opportunities, and explaining technical details. Other significant tasks include maintaining expertise, operational records, and ensuring...
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Gen Ai: Generative AI a bigger threat to select white-collar jobs, ET Retail

Gen Ai: The most impacted blue-collar jobs in India are weavers, knitters and related workers (17%); basketry weavers, brush makers and related workers (17%); weaving and knitting machine operators (16%), waiters and bartenders (15%) and bakers, pastry cooks and confectionery makers (15%).
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Gen Ai: Generative AI a bigger threat to select white-collar jobs, ET CIO

In India, Gen AI could be deployed to handle around 30% or more of the time spent on tasks involved in the working week of some white-collar roles. In comparison, in many cases, less than 1% of a blue-collar workers job in a working week could be done by GenAI, the report says.
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Gen Ai: Generative AI a bigger threat to select white-collar jobs, ET Telecom

In India, Gen AI could be deployed to handle around 30% or more of the time spent on tasks involved in the working week of some white-collar roles. In comparison, in many cases, less than 1% of a blue-collar workers job in a working week could be done by GenAI, the report says.
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