India, July 7 -- As artificial intelligence rapidly becomes a standard tool for businesses aiming to increase profits and minimize expenditures, employees have valid concerns.

A study conducted by McKinsey and Company in 2024 reveals that 78% of organizations incorporate AI into at least one aspect of their operations. It is reasonable to question whether this technology will enhance the value of workers' skills or render them obsolete.

Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban strongly advocates for the former perspective. Rather than perceiving AI as a substitute for human labor, he likens it to groundbreaking innovations such as personal computers and the internet. He believes that the most successful people will be those who embrace the o...