When the fuck will AI actually start taking over Indian IT and BPO jobs?
Will something ever happen?
>India's total IT and ITES active workforce stands at approximately 6 million
>>93748
it is already happening
sauce
>fraands who work in IT companies, both 4LPA types and 28LPA types of fraands>common sense>behavior of IT sector stocks
and latest is this anon
kek brootal
>>93752
>>93753
Subjective opinions don't really stand well yaar. IT has always been going through "shifts" all the time. Selenium or Playwright or whatever replacing manual testing, Python replacing Java, etc. etc.
>>93752
You got laid off?
>>93756
you stupid faggot, if you equate LLMs to selenium, playwright or a programming language or another, you should not focus on this subject
also, stock prices, check 'em
check "net income" of all these companies while you are at it
any stagnation means a sharp fall is coming
>>93758
no one cares about headcount
only net income matters, and revenue somewhat
check year on year revenue and net income and post your findings here for last 10 years of the top 10 IT companies
>>93748
>>93750
>>93758
>At TCS's 2026 AGM, Chairman N. Chandrasekaran said the company could have as many AI agents as human employees within three years and indicated that large-scale hiring may no longer be the norm.
>>93764
net income is stagnating hard anon
>38 46 48 49>22 26 26 29>13 15 16 16>9 12 11 11 11>5 2 3 4
last 4 year's data
if you look historically, when a fundamental shift is happening, first it stagnates, and then it falls HARD
>>93769
Yaaro I am just asking about AI taking away EXISTING jobs.
It's NOT happening.
Stagnation doesn't necessarily mean jobs are being taken away. I can understand some correlation if there is loss.
I just want my "SQL developer" relative to lose his job that he got through fake experience certificate. When will it happen? My parents are killing me with the comparisons. Also, some banking accountant relative as well. REEEE.
>>93780
karle pajeet quarterly pe bhi, if that will make any difference kek
>>93789
will start speeding up in a year, and all these jaabs will be gone in 5 years. not sure about the accountant though.
the banks always tend to keep redundancy in case some fuckery happens with the numbers and might keep pajeets on on a low pay along with getting the LLM systems
No the campus hiring is also at all time low
hcl reduced their head counts by 2% and even infosys and wipro are the only hiring companies but either they are giving 3.3lpa or 11lpa that too only for "freshers" of experience of 2 years so...
It will look like this high paying clients will offshore the work in india which will show increase output in quarterly earnings but small to medium size will reshore it back to their homeland.
When the models become actually good they will stop renewing the contracts even now the contracts are for 2 years instead of 5 to 7 years normally because they are hoping that ai will automate it anyways.
All of it will happen suddenly but the process has already started. It's just not being seen
>>93800
If it's not being seen then nobody is going to do anything about it, especially the government, and my parents will keep pressuring me to apply for this 1 in 100 (6 million out of 600 million workforce) job.