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India would see the biggest impact on jobs due to automation, Infosys Chief Executive Officer Vishal Sikka said, quoting a research report, while addressing shareholders on Monday. <\/p>
While most observers would have followed Sikka's address with regard to the recent tussle between the company's board and its founders, especially N R Narayan Murthy's allegations of a drop in corporate governance standards in India's second-largest software company, Sikka steered clear of the issue and merely dismissed media reports as drama and distraction. <\/p>
Invoking Moore's Law, Sikka said that advances in computers' processing speeds would lead to exponential growth in areas such as artificial intelligence (AI), which in turn would offer plenty of business opportunities. <\/p>
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