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Paytm Founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma said these things somewhere during an AI event in Delhi.
Paytm founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma has said that it is impossible to postpone the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on jobs. He said during an AI event in Delhi, quickly or late, we have to use AI as Employee or CFO.
Sharma admitted that AI will do many human work in the coming times, but at the same time it will also create new types of jobs and rolls.
New jobs will also generate AI
Vijay Shekhar Sharma admitted that AI would automatically automatically make many routine jobs, which will lead to some people’s jobs. But he also said that like every technology change, AI will also bring new jobs and rolls, especially in fields like data science, machine learning and intelligent systems.
Giving the example of STD-PCO business, Sharma said that as the mobile-internet replaced him, AI is sure to change.
Paytm will also become AI-First Company
Sharma said that Paytm is no longer just want to be a fintech company, but is moving towards becoming AI-First Company. The company is rapidly including AI in its routine business process. Sharma said, we have to learn to use AI not just a tool, but as a co-worker or executive.
Paytm will bring new AI feature
Paytm is bringing an AI-powered passbook feature for its users, in which a rap song will be generated by taking data from the user’s month-long expenses.
Sharma said that this feature will be launched soon, which will make the finance management fun. Earlier, Paytm also added an AI search feature to its app in collaboration with US -based AI Startup Perplexity.
Paytm started in 2009
Paytm Payment App was launched by Paytm’s parent company One 97 Communications in August 2009. Its founder is Vijay Shekhar Sharma. At present, Paytm has more than 30 million users in the country. The market cap of Paytm is about 28 thousand crores.
