Entrepreneurship is the cure for AI anxiety, says seer
Madhusudan Sai, founder of the One World One Family Mission, suggests that entrepreneurship is the best defense against AI-driven job displacement. He encourages youth to shift from a job-seeking mindset to becoming job creators, while noting that human-centric roles like teaching remain secure.
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Entrepreneurship is the cure for AI anxiety. Today’s youth should become job creators and not just job seekers, Madhusudan Sai, founder of ‘One World One Family Mission’, said during an interaction with the public in Bagalkot on Sunday (August 9).
“With AI on the rise, it seems job opportunities will decrease in the coming days. The cure for this is to develop an entrepreneurial mindset. Our youth should understand that change is constant and be prepared,’’ he said. “Indians are entrepreneurial by nature. But due to the fault of the education system, they have developed a mindset of thinking like clerks. Instead of asking for work from one person, we should give work to 10 people ourselves. Then, no matter what situation arises, we will face it,’’ he said.
He was speaking at the ‘Divya Samvad’ interaction held at the Basaveshwara Engineering College auditorium.
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