A new World Bank report reveals that artificial intelligence is reshaping South Asia's labor market by threatening traditional outsourcing roles while simultaneously opening new avenues for higher-value, AI-driven service exports. To capitalize on this shift, the region must prioritize closing foundational gaps and equipping workers with specialized skills that complement, rather than compete with, emerging technologies.
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A new World Bank report reveals that artificial intelligence is reshaping South Asia's labor market by threatening traditional outsourcing roles while simultaneously opening new avenues for higher-value, AI-driven service exports. To capitalize on this shift, the region must prioritize closing foundational gaps and equipping workers with specialized skills that complement, rather than compete with, emerging technologies.
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