The AI Coding Gold Rush Ends Where Harness Begins
“Only 30% of software engineering happens on the laptop. The real 70% starts after you commit the code,” says Jyoti
- Published on April 3, 2024
- In AI Features
DE&I in Tech 2024 – India
This report by AIM-Research in association with Chubb explores the landscape of women in technology in India, highlighting trends and developments in diversity, integrity, and inclusion within the tech sector.
- By Abhijeet Adhikari
The advancement of diversity, integrity, and inclusion within the technology sector has emerged as a critical focal point in recent years, particularly concerning the participation of women. This report delves into the landscape of women in technology in India, shedding light on significant trends and developments. In recent years, the participation of women in the technology sector has seen a notable upsurge, marking a transformative shift in the industry's demographics. As the technology landscape evolves, there's a growing recognition of the indispensable role women play in driving innovation and progress within the sector. However, challenges such as gender disparity and underrepresentation persist, underscoring the imperative for concerted efforts to foster inclusivity and equality. A
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Abhijeet Adhikari
Abhijeet Adhikari is a Research Associate at AIM-Research, focusing on AI and data science related research reports. Beyond his professional role, Abhijeet is an avid reader with a particular interest in historical and mythological facts, you can reach him at abhijeet.adhikari@aimresearch.co
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