Should India Compete in the AI Revolution? Open Sesame Readers Weigh In

Change is the only constant in our world. Artificial Intelligence is the latest addition in our digital world. It can revolutionise how we go about our daily lives. In an interconnected, globalized world, physical distances are no longer relevant.

We will only be doing ourselves harm if we choose to hide in a cocoon, and ignore this technology marvel that has caused a storm among nations. India needs to expose its youth to AI to prepare them for a competitive and challenging future. AI will lead to widespread unemployment and skill gaps, which is the main concern.

We must invest heavily in education to counteract these problems. AI training improves your mathematical, logical and problem-solving abilities, as well as data analysis. The AI race will open new employment opportunities and streams. Implementation of AI has several benefits for all sectors. These include better productivity, lower costs and higher-quality goods and services. It will increase our economic growth by increasing people's income per capita and their hope for a better future.

No! says Christy Jijeesh

I believe that India should not be involved in the AI race. This is because of several factors. India has less experience in technology than other countries. We all know that the United States introduced AI to the world. The US has a lot of experience and expertise in this field.

You are aware that every coin has two faces. You will learn both the advantages and disadvantages of AI if you dig deeper into this topic. AI is useful for many fields, including education, industries and banking. There have been a number of incidents in recent months that demonstrate this fact -- including social media hacking and financial scams.

AI can reduce the human brain's use and, in the future, it could be the main reason for degeneration.