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AI, automation offer opportunities for young engineers: BrahMos chief

Emerging fields such as artificial intelligence and automation offer tremendous opportunities as well as responsibilities for young engineers to contribute to India’s ambition of achieving global innovation and self-reliance, DirectorGeneral of BrahMos (DRDO) and CEO and Managing Director of BrahMos

The Hindu KarnatakaOctober 31, 20261 min read
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AI, automation offer opportunities for young engineers: BrahMos chief

Emerging fields such as artificial intelligence and automation offer tremendous opportunities as well as responsibilities for young engineers to contribute to India’s ambition of achieving global innovation and self-reliance, DirectorGeneral of BrahMos (DRDO) and CEO and Managing Director of BrahMos, Jaiteerth R. Joshi says

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