Artificial intelligence (AI) is necessitating the displacement of certain jobs, especially those that perform routine tasks, because these applications are being used faster in several industries. The Karnataka government has, in its response, initiated a survey to report on the effects of AI on the employee base. Bengaluru is one of the centres of AI workers and the leader in AI development which struggles with the complex issues of AI impact on job opportunities.
The announcement of a survey on the effects of AI in Karnataka demonstrates that the issue of job displacement because of automation is an increasingly important concern, particularly in such industries as technology, medicine, and production.
As the integration of AI boosts productivity, the government and industries are conducting reskilling that would reduce the chances of job loss.
Artificial intelligence in Bengaluru:
There are more than 100,000 AI professionals in Bengaluru, and it is the second biggest AI ecosystem globally.
The city has shown great interest in the advancement of AI in different industrial fields including healthcare, manufacturing, and finance.
Employment:
Efficiencies, as well as fears of loss of job, have also accompanied the introduction of AI.
Automation in other cases has minimized human involvement, though employees have not been laid off instead, they have been diversified into other tasks. This might, however, affect the future recruitment.
Karnataka Survey of AI:
To find out the impact of AI on business processes, job roles at risk of automation and the rest of the workforce, a survey has been introduced by the government of Karnataka.
It strives to offer policymaking to handle the turbulence of AI.
Skilling Initiatives:
To train and upgrade the skilled workforce, the Government introduced the program called “NIPUNA Karnataka” to train the workforce more on AI and machine learning as well.
Some major industries such as IT, ITes, healthcare and manufacturing industry are likely to go through major changes.
Future of AI:
The AI is anticipated to supplement human functions particularly in those tasks that are precision centered and risky.
As well as it is possible to lose jobs in sectors such as coding and research assistance due to AI, it is assumed that new opportunities will be created with the improvement of productivity.
Bengaluru and Karnataka are working on how to deal with the disruption that AI is causing to the job market. Skilling and reskilling, especially on AI and digital literacy is critical in reducing the threat of job displacement and realizing the potential of the technology as an economic growth impetus. The active efforts of the government are towards making sure that the result of the implementation of AI will not create a less prominent workforce but rather a stronger one.