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India produces 1.5M+ computer science graduates annually, but scale is no longer an advantage with the rise of AI coding; Infosys revamps hiring to focus on AI

Companies like Infosys are running their new hires through many weeks of training to bring them up to speed on new programming tools.

Bloomberg Saritha Rai

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  • @saritharai Saritha Rai on x
    India's comp science grads aren't ready for the AI revolution. Yet some,like these engineers I met at Infosys,hint at a more adaptable future workforce capable of riding the coming wave. India produces ~1.5M engrs/yr but quantity is no longer an advantage https://www.bloomberg.co…
  • @business @business on x
    AI won't entirely replace engineers, but it's ratcheting up the pressure on the futures of the 1.5 million computer science grads India churns out each year https://www.bloomberg.com/...
  • r/india r on reddit
    India's Computer Science Grads Are Unprepared for the AI Revolution