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CRED CEO Says "Engineers May Eat Doctor's Jobs", Triggers Debate On X Kunal Shah, CEO of CRED, sparked debate with his statement, "Engineers may eat doctor's jobs." As technology reshapes industries, Shah hints at a future where engineers, driven by

Awarded Silver 🏅 in the Education category at Maker Fest Vadodara 2025 for showcasing impact of Experiential Learning to transform classroom teachings, to ignite curiosity and innovation among students, young entrepreneurs, teachers and fellow maker

Risk appetite of India needs to increase urgently. Youngsters need to aggressively move from seeking jobs to creating jobs. It's not hard to create a small businesses which generates > than 50k/month in profits even if you are building alone. Better

Nifty50 has shown solid resilience today — I feel even with the 50% tariff announcement by Trump, the market should be steady and is likely to hold around the 24,500 mark at least until 2:30 PM. Option buyers might be better off looking at next week

🧠 "Will AI take beginner jobs?" Claude's CEO recently said that 10–20% of entry-level roles could be automated by AI. And honestly? He might be right. But let’s pause 📟 people said the same thing when calculators were invented. 🖥️ And again wh

AI Will Not Replace Jobs, But... AI won’t replace jobs, it will replace tasks. The truth is, as long as problems exist, there will always be jobs for engineers who are curious, adaptable, and eager to learn. Engineering is about solving problems, no

We still are thinking about the Idea of transitioning into the green energy but when it comes to supporting those ideas on a ground and at a very basic level.... nah I think this idea is new and I am not taking risk.

Why will AI replace your job? Last decade we witnessed creation of new high skilled jobs - like TikTok dancers, course sellers, race & deliver, Crowdwork comedians, YouTube reviewers, Canva/Figma designers, NFT artists, online teachers... Media, ut

Tata Is Expanding massively Tata Group's tech unit TCS is reportedly setting up a 37-acre campus at Kinfra electronics manufacturing cluster in Kochi that is likely to add around 10,000 jobs. The company is expected to invest Rs 690 crore on this