A UK based AI development firm has established itself in the Indian market.

(Hyderabad, Telangana) A UK-based AI development company, AIACME, started offering its revolutionary technology and services in Hyderabad. Services are about artificial intelligence, data analytics, automation, machine learning, data engineering, etc.

"We're thrilled to introduce AIACME to the Indian market," said Mr. Manoj Kumar Reddy, co-founder and CEO of AIACME.

AI ACME represents the future of artificial intelligence in the field of business. With business conditions improving to the greatest extent in over two years, India's manufacturers ended 2022 on a sweet note.
In the past few years, aided by the smartphone revolution and cheap data plans, fintech has dominated investors, consumers, and startups in India. An EY report puts the adoption rate of fintech in India at 87%, a whopping 20% above the global average of 64%. The report projects the Indian fintech market to reach a cumulative value of $200 billion by 2030.
The Indian e-commerce industry has been driven by increasing mobile phone adoption. As of October 31, 2022, there were 1143 million mobile connections, with 625 million urban and 518 million rural connections.
A few trends that are set to further increase mobile commerce include the launch and adoption of the 5G network, the launch and adoption of ONDC, quick commerce, and hyperlocal delivery.

In this stage of development in India, AI technologies are going to be a game changer and boost the economy. We make AI work for humans. We can create AI solutions for various industries such as agritech, gaming, health care, IT, and cyber security using digital workers.

Question : is AI a threat to our Jobs ?
Answer : Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to disrupt many industries and change the way work is done. The extent to which AI is a threat to jobs depends on a number of factors, such as the specific tasks and industries that are affected, and the actions taken by governments, organisations, and individuals to mitigate the risks and capture the benefits of AI.

In some cases, AI has the potential to automate certain tasks, making them more efficient and potentially leading to job losses. This is particularly true for jobs that involve repetitive, predictable, or manual tasks. For example, the use of self-driving vehicles could lead to job losses for truck drivers and taxi drivers.

However, it's important to keep in mind that AI also has the potential to create new jobs, such as in the development, deployment and maintenance of AI systems, and in the design and creation of new products and services enabled by AI.

It's also worth noting that many jobs will likely be transformed by AI rather than replaced. In these cases, AI will automate certain tasks, but also create new opportunities and roles for workers to take on. Workers will need to be reskilled to take on these new roles, which will require support and investment from businesses, governments and individuals.

Overall, the impact of AI on jobs is likely to be complex and multifaceted. It's important to approach this topic with a balanced perspective, considering both the potential risks and benefits, and to take proactive steps to mitigate risks and ensure that the benefits of AI are distributed fairly. This can include investing in education and training programs to help workers acquire new skills, providing support for those who are displaced by automation, and ensuring that workers have a voice in the design and deployment of AI systems.

AIACME is committed to providing the highest-quality AI services and solutions to its customers. The company's mission is to increase the productivity of everyone , which leads to the nation's growth.

For more information about AI services or AIACME Solutions, please visit their website or social media account.
Contact
(enquiry@aiacme.in)

5-3-127 Shanthinagar Rd No 2, Ramalayam Rd, Kukatpally, Hyderabad, Telangana

enquiry@aiacme.in

AIACME is created by group of Happy and brilliant minds, We expertise in Artificial intelligence that works for human

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