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PRATHAM
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Medial • 2m

Nitin Ghatkari said that he won't let self driving cars to enter in India, why ? Because it can cause huge loss of employment. By This statement you can understand where the world is moving, India and other Developing Nations have a huge chunk of population being Semi Skilled. Meaning, due to advancements in tech and AI they will have to suffer alot. Hence in near future there will two types of people: Skilled and Unskilled ( probably rich guy's sons ). It's tough to adapt the technology as it's moving very quicke to catch up. It's a nightmare for semi skilled people. What do you think about this?

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Suprodip Bhattacharya

Stealth • 2m

One solution India need more practically skilled peoples

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Raj lingaraju

Stealth • 2m

It loses fine collection😆

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Anonymous 6

Stealth • 2m

So, the future might be like a sci-fi movie where the rich are shoffered by robots, and the rest of us are just trying to keep up on our bicycles

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Anonymous 5

Stealth • 2m

Resisting innovation will prevent India from progressing.

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Anonymous 4

Stealth • 2m

This perspective is short-sighted.

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Laxit Rana
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Repute • 2m

Tough pill to swallow but it is what it is.

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 2m

Tech advancements like self-driving cars are great in theory, but in India, they spell doom for millions who rely on driving for a living. Gadkari’s stance might seem backward to some, but it’s a harsh truth that India isn’t ready for this kind of job displacement

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Kashinath Tilagul
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ABATA AI • 2m

unemployment+ heavy drivers 😂 who wont let that self driving car go ahead.

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 2m

Gadkari knows that if self-driving cars come in, it’s game over for a huge chunk of drivers in India. Imagine lakhs of people losing their livelihood overnight. The tech might be exciting, but it’s a nightmare for those who don’t have the skills to transition. The future’s not just fast, it’s ruthless

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SHIV DIXIT

Stealth • 2m

Self driving cars already allowed in india but commercially unavailable and i think he said everything right also if this happen then million of peoples become unemployed even this will directly effect country stability

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 2m

his statement is a wake-up call. India has a massive semi-skilled workforce that relies on jobs like driving, and self-driving cars would wipe out those opportunities. It's not just about technology; it's about survival for millions of families. The gap between the skilled and unskilled is widening, and it’s not looking good for the latter

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