Tech Mahindra training thousands of staff in generative AI

IT company Tech Mahindra has trained 8,000 employees in AI as it prepares to cater towards demand surrounding generative AI and quantum computing.

In this decision, the company has ultimately recognised how important it is for a company to maintain a skilled and resilient workforce to stay ahead in an ever-evolving industry.

Upskilling has become very common within the tech sector as more companies continue to invest in AI. Tech Mahindra already offers advanced solutions that include generative AI capabilities and is now aiming to disrupt the industry further with better workplace infrastructure in place to meet a growing AI landscape.

The importance of AI in a digitally changing business

Countries around the world are starting to hugely upscale their workforces to ensure that they are better prepared for AI advances. In particular, India is witnessing demand for 40,000 cybersecurity jobs, which highlights exceptionally high demand in the industry.

Tech Mahindra is keen to focus on sectors like healthcare, manufacturing and retail, particularly in the US, to continue its global digital transformation. In addition to investing in quantum computing, cybersecurity and AI, Tech Mahindra is aiming to develop the skills of its workforce to ensure they are resilient and able to meet the demand of future changes.

Training included courses in generative AI and other AI platforms and was completed earlier in 2023. Tech Mahindra also shares frequent resources about generative AI and its huge potential for business growth. Proving that it committed to staying ahead of emerging technologies, it believes in having systems to better serve clients and achieve maximum business development.

The company also cites the importance of large tech companies fostering good relationships with governments and key organisations in order to advance the use of ethical AI. 

AI is ultimately continuing to transform business in new and innovative ways, with generative AI in particular having great potential to boost productivity.

Healthcare in particular is reaping the benefits of AI systems that benefit both healthcare workers and patients, with recent computer-aided detection being used to detect cancer from mammogram screenings, for example. This type of work could ease burdens on the human workforce, as well as improve early detection capabilities for illnesses.

From a business standpoint, surveys across 2023 have shown that company executives are far more interested in AI than previously due to tools like ChatGPT and other newly developed tools. Gartner in particular recently reported that 70% of executives said that their organisation is in investigation mode with generative AI, alongside 19% in pilot mode.

As organisations like Tech Mahindra continue working with generative AI, it is becoming increasingly clear that it has great potential to offer support solutions that assist human workforces as well as business and IT processes.

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