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WILL #AI REPLACE I.T. SERVICES? 'A consumer may throw their refrigerator to get a new model, but that's not how cos work, they have context & processes,' says Tata Sons Chairman N Chandra He adds that Tata Consultancy Services will ride the AI wave Shereen Bhan #TataAIConclave Tata Group

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