Will CHAT GPT take your Jobs? 🤔| Narayana Murthy

Nagavara Ramarao Narayana Murthy is an Indian billionaire businessman. He is the founder of Infosys, and has been the chairman, chief executive officer, president, and chief mentor of the company before retiring and taking the title chairman emeritus.
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[diveshthakre]

even The Fastest Horse can't replace the jockey.

[nejihyuga]

Chat gpt is like a catalyst. That will help us grow our mind more faster

[phoenixishere]

Chatgpt is just an alternative for stack my mind

[dks]

If calculator had came then said by people math will be end😂😂😂

[electrobuzz]

"Will electric vehicles replace gasoline vehicles?"

Bro - "No No No, it will never happen. In my days they said motorcycles will replace bicycles, instead motorcycles just reduced bikers travelling time and they started travelling more than 100km in a day... "

[xillyOrungutan]

People used to say that in 2020 we are going to have flying cars
...but in 2020 whole world got locked down....no cars even on the road

[quwuvbc]

Nothing is permanent in life, just wait and watch everything changes at perfect time

[prajwal]

Chat gpt might not be the reason
But definitely AI will disrupt employment to a very large extent

[ParagPandit]

He's ex CEO of multi-billion dollar sweatshop, but he's also dadaji and speaks like any other. 😅😅

[Liam]

More is machinery progressing.. more is our young generation going to lazy

[alien]

He is talking about short period of time. He only told us that ChatGPT will not affect our jobs. But he did not say that AI can't.
ChatGPT is the base like he said. Bigger things can come which can surely take out jobs. And once if a genius mistake is made, it can all get over.

[techteja]

Good that Narayana Murthy took retirement. How can he compare static generators with AI. Shocked with his comparison

[GOODTHINKER]

He's absolutely right. Nothing can overtake human minds 😎

[AnshulMishra-lqlx]

Yes there is difference between 1977 & 2025

[CommanderJason]

I know he wants to relieve us but unfortunately this time he is not correct 💔😢

[Mivkebvrns]

Yes i agree but we’re still not working 70 hours a week

[naveenboss]

Please don't compare modern world ChatGPT with 1970's program generators.

This tool would create a huge impact on the entire software industry.
It would be beneficial for sure but no one cannot stop the job losses.

Be prepared, learn 2-3 programming languages and work on side projects. Do freelance projects, just prepare for the worst.

[praveenkamwal]

90℅ Jobs are Lose after 5 years and only 10% Coders are Those who do Code That AI can Not doing 😊

[jagjitsingh-bpvl]

To all those people saying chatgpt will replace jobs...
Then guys don't forget about the advancement of computers..when the computers were first launched it replaced many people but especially those who were boycotting new changes and slowly became obsolete in the system whereas other persons who tried to adapt to the changing technology filled the jobs of those obsolete people....
Moreover it created new much new jobs...

Same is the scenario with chatgpt...it definitely will replace the jobs but especially of those who will not adapt accordingly

[kumartantansy]

The government on Monday informed the Lok Sabha that all Scheduled Commercial Banks have written off nearly Rs 10.6 lakh crore in the last 5 years, out of which nearly 50 per cent belong to large industrial houses

This is the major draining factor of India and not the youngsters Sir. Ask your corporate friends to pay the debts. They are the culprits for the failure of India.