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Indian IT Professional Laid Off in UK After 15 Years, Warns Peers on AI Job Risks

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An Indian IT professional based in the UK lost his job after 15 years in the tech sector amid a broader global industry downturn. He attributed growing job insecurity in part to the rising influence of artificial intelligence on employment. The professional noted that India has so far been relatively shielded from the full effects of this global slowdown. He is urging fellow tech workers to remain alert and adopt proactive financial saving habits. He also plans to publicly document his journey as he navigates this career setback.

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