India is set to revolutionize education by introducing Artificial Intelligence as a subject from Class 3 starting in the 2026–27 academic year. The initiative aims to build AI literacy early, train over one crore teachers, and align with NEP 2020 to prepare future-ready students who can think critically, innovate ethically, and lead in a digital world.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warned that AI will replace certain jobs, with customer support roles among the first to disappear. Routine, repetitive tasks are most vulnerable, while jobs requiring empathy, creativity, and human judgment are safer. His statement highlights both the risks of automation and the urgent need for reskilling and adaptation.
By 2030, Agentic AI could transform over 10 million jobs in India, according to a new ServiceNow report. From call center roles and data entry jobs fading out to new careers like AI workflow designers and ethics experts emerging, here’s how India’s workforce is about to be reshaped.
