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Andy Mukherjee: India can’t afford to have its demographic dividend squandered by AI-induced quiet quitting
Livemint·September 25, 2026·1 min read
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As AI robs young professionals of a large part of the learning that comes with entry-level work, managers are going into quiet-quitting mode. The brunt of a larger AI dislocation will be felt by Gen-Z, whose discontent is already a crisis of sorts.
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As AI robs young professionals of a large part of the learning that comes with entry-level work, managers are going into quiet-quitting mode. The brunt of a larger AI dislocation will be felt by Gen-Z, whose discontent is already a crisis of sorts.
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