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4:36 amI know who is behind sting operation, says D.K. Shivakumar
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Only 4% of Indian jobs at risk from AI disruption, far below developed markets: World Bank Group ED

Reported by The Economic Times 8 Oct 2026, 3:27 pm IST 1 min read

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Speaking to on the sidelines of the IndiaAI Mission and World Bank Group's India launch of the World Development Report 2026, Mishra said the report views AI primarily as a technology that can support workers rather than replace them.

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Section: Tech
Topics: Jobs & careers, AI & gadgets
First reported by: The Economic Times
Reporter: ani
Published: Thursday, 8 October 2026, 3:27 pm IST
Coverage: One outlet so far

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