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While there are concerns that AI will eliminate jobs, in many developing countries, it can help create jobs that never existed before.
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Nandan Nilekani, the mind behind India’s digital revolution, says the future of AI will not be shaped by who builds the bigger model but by small systems designed to resolve real-world problems.
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To some degree, yes. But what they really need is a development state.
While there are concerns that AI will eliminate jobs, in many developing countries, it can help create jobs that never existed before.
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Nandan Nilekani, the mind behind India’s digital revolution, says the future of AI will not be shaped by who builds the bigger model but by small systems designed to resolve real-world problems.
