Cisco President Jeetu Patel: AI Will Generate More Jobs Than It Destroys

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Cisco president Jeetu Patel has stated his belief that artificial intelligence will ultimately create more employment opportunities than it displaces. He emphasized that proficiency in AI will become a critical skill, enabling certain workers to perform significantly more effectively than others. Patel noted that falling technology costs historically drive the emergence of new products, markets, and growth opportunities. While the overall number of jobs is expected to rise, their nature and required skill sets will undergo considerable transformation. He stressed that preparing the workforce through targeted AI skills development must be treated as a priority.

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