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Despite Skill Gap, 99% of Indian Cos to Hire for GenAI Roles in 2025 

  • A study by Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Access Partnership shows that 83% of Indian organisations have appointed Chief AI Officers (CAIOs) to accelerate generative AI adoption.
  • 64% of Indian companies prioritised generative AI in their 2025 budgets, leading to the appointments.
  • Organisations are shifting leadership towards dedicated AI executives due to the complexity and scale of generative AI integration.
  • Currently, 98% of organisations are using generative AI tools, with many moving towards production by 2025.
  • About 43% of organisations have fully integrated generative AI into their workflows.
  • Despite challenges like unclear skilling needs and budget constraints, 99% of organisations plan to hire for generative AI roles in 2025.
  • Organisations are adopting a hybrid approach to AI, with two-thirds planning to use custom applications and enhanced models with proprietary data.
  • AWS has launched a Generative AI Innovation Centre to support organisations in AI implementation and offers free courses through AWS Skill Builder.
  • CEOs, CTOs, and CIOs are making way for dedicated AI executives due to the increasing role of generative AI.
  • The study covered 415 senior IT decision-makers across sectors like financial services, ICT, manufacturing, and retail.
  • Organisations lack change management strategies but intend to address this with a projected reduction to 9% by the end of 2026.
  • The focus is on developing organisation-wide AI strategies and supporting employees through AI transitions.
  • Training plans to meet AI talent demands are hindered by challenges such as skilling needs and budget constraints.
  • 42% of organisations plan to use out-of-the-box models with minimal customisation in their AI adoption.
  • Many organisations are experimenting with generative AI tools and expect about half to move to production by 2025.
  • The study reveals a growing recognition of AI's transformative potential and the need for strategic leadership for change management.
  • The Generative AI Adoption Index study highlights the momentum of organisations towards integrating generative AI into their operations.

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