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Citigroup's Raghavan advises India to embrace artificial intelligence rather than resist the technological shift
Originally reported by Business Standard as: India should join AI play, not ride anti-AI wave: Citi's Raghavan
11 Nov 2026, 11:01 pm IST · Xecute.finance News DeskArchive edition
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Citigroup's Raghavan has stated that India should participate actively in the artificial intelligence sector instead of joining any anti-artificial intelligence movement. The commentary highlights the economic importance of embracing advanced technology trends.
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Citigroup's Raghavan expressed that India should actively engage with the artificial intelligence sector rather than resist the ongoing technological transition. The remarks emphasize the necessity of integrating advanced digital tools into the national economic framework. Technological adoption in emerging markets drives productivity gains, creates high-value employment, and attracts global technology investments.
Resisting automation or artificial intelligence trends can isolate domestic industries from global supply chains and innovation ecosystems. Technology consultants, corporate leaders, and investors should evaluate their artificial intelligence readiness strategies and workforce upskilling initiatives. Watch for policy announcements and enterprise adoption trends in digital infrastructure.
Bottom line: embracing technological change positions businesses to capture long-term efficiency and market competitiveness.
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