Humans won't let AI replace them, says Infosys founder NR Narayan Murthy

NR Narayana Murthy, the founder of Infosys and current Chairman of Catamaran Ventures on Tuesday spoke about the popular chatbot ChatGPT and the growing insecurity caused by Artificial Intelligence (AI) at the All India Management Association's 67th Foundation Day. Murthy emphasised that he believes AI will not replace humans, but rather will make everyone's lives easier.


The popularity of ChatGPT has sparked numerous debates and gotten many people thinking about the future of artificial intelligence. While some argue that AI is a threat to the working population and may replace some human jobs, others argue that AI will assist humans in their jobs and lead to greater efficiency. Infosys founder



Murthy believes there is a mistaken belief that artificial intelligence will replace humans, but humans will not let artificial intelligence replace them.


He also stated that each of these technologies has made human life more comfortable. Murthy said that computers had also made our lives easier in certain aspects. Artificial intelligence has made our lives easier by becoming more helpful,” he added. According to Murthy, humans have the power of the mind," and "no computer can compete with that."


He also mentioned the book 'Bridgital Nation: Solving Technology's People Problem,' written by N Chandrasekaran, the Tata group's Chairman. Chandra has written a book called Bridgital Nation about using artificial intelligence to help humans. As a result, Narayana Murthy believes that countries such as India should employ artificial intelligence.


He also stated that the advent of AI would increase people's 'free time,' but he believes that people would use that time productively.


Narayana Murthy said that AI would then result in more and more free time for humans, but no human would be satisfied with free time. This is because humans will begin to think of new things, and they will become increasingly busy.

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