AI will spur new jobs, roles but may impact repetitive, commoditised tasks: Deloitte South Asia CEO
artificial intelligence (AI) will most certainly lead to the creation of new roles and jobs in the economy, although some of the current functions involving «repetitive» and «commoditised» tasks may be impacted, according to Deloitte South Asia CEO Romal Shetty. In fact, more new jobs will be created than in the past given the transformative impact of AI, Shetty said and emphasised that human intervention and interface would still be key to optimising the full benefits of emerging technologies.
Shetty said that AI could affect jobs that are repetitive and commoditised but will yield more opportunities for companies and workers.
"...Where something is repetitive and commoditised, those jobs could be lost but will there be new jobs created, new roles created? Hundred per cent and absolutely," he said in an interaction with PTI editors at the agency's headquarters here.
Shetty said he sees AI as a huge opportunity rather than an absolute challenge.
A case in point could be air traffic control operations for drones, amid the increasing use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in different applications.
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