Why AI agents won’t kill IT services

Sujit John


Sujit John

Sujit is the business editor, Bangalore, in The Times of India. He has been with TOI for 17 years, starting as an Assistant Editor on the Edit Page. He has been tracking techn
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Anthropic’s release of a set of new AI tools has led to a dramatic fall in the share prices of software and IT services companies like TCS and Infosys. The company started off building AI tools for writing code, removing errors in code and deploying code. And those kinds of tools from Anthropic and others have had a substantial impact. Depending on who you talk to, AI has brought a 10% to 30% rise in coding efficiencies.

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