Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella has warned that embracing artificial intelligence without reskilling people would have an impact on jobs, even as it has shown efficiency in delivery of services by the government in India."I think it is an exciting future, but at the same time you have to be very mindful of the impact of AI on jobs. That's why I want to make sure in my case some of the skilling work we are doing even in India are going to help people," said Nadella at an interaction with the architect of Aadhaar Nandan Nilekani.Nadella's comments comes in the wake of Microsoft founder Bill Gates, who has called for levying taxes on robots that take away jobs of people and even advocated slow down the speed of automation. He also pointed that in countries such as India, Microsoft has been able to use artificial intelligence to improve efficiency in government services in states such as Punjab and Andhra Pradesh. The Indian-born CEO of Microsoft is on a three-day visit to pitch ..
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Nadella also discussed issues pertaining to the IT sector and enhancing partnership for initiatives like Digital India
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