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Nasscom warns of decline in deep engineering skills as AI takes over routine work

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Nasscom has warned that India's tech workforce risks becoming 'AI-reliant' rather than 'AI-native' due to a decline in fundamental engineering skills. The industry body suggests that academia and companies must redesign training to ensure junior engineers maintain deep technical expertise despite AI automation.

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As AI automates routine coding, the long-term sustainability of India's IT sector depends on maintaining high-level engineering judgment.

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India risks building a technology workforce that is merely AI-reliant rather than truly AI-native if the industry and academia fail to preserve deep engineering expertise, IT industry body Nasscom has warned.

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