“Who will spend in Nuwaida, Gurgown, Bangalore?”

The workforce in the software in India may see a major reset over the next decade – not only at the top. Manab Majumdar warns that “medium software developers will be extra in the next ten years,” and may exceed the effects of ripples beyond the technology sector.

“If most medium software engineers lose function,” who will be the competition in cities such as Nuwaida, Gurgown, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Bon? “

In the LinkedIn post that drew attention across the technical circles, Majumdar expects the field to narrow: “There will be only the best program developers and men’s support. The rest of the artificial intelligence can do on its own.”

It urges professionals not to reject the threat. He says: “Your next question is – what? Why should I feel anxious? Let’s drink tea comfortably. But we need anxiety,” noting that India’s height since 2000 was largely linked to its export. This makes the wave of automation in particular fraught with risk.

“Indian export and Indian economy will suffer from permanent damage due to artificial intelligence. Unprecedented – Indian is the home of the back interface in the world. What will replace artificial intelligence first? Background functions.”

To deal with the disorder, Majumdar puts three steps:
1. “This is the time to update and upgrade your skills.”
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Zoho Sridhar Vembu is a similar view. In a post on X, he wrote, “When people say” Amnesty International will write 90 % of the code, “I easily agree that 90 % of programmers write is” the boiler “.

VEMBU believes that artificial intelligence already removes what it calls “transverse complexity”, but humans still need “basic complexity”. Whether artificial intelligence can develop to find completely new patterns – what Vembu describes as “taste” or “knowing the location of the pits” – does not matter.

Behind software, on VEMBU also focus on the industrial sector in India. He praised small manufacturers in the city that build accurate machines once from abroad, and called for the deeper investment in research, development and manufacturing distributed.