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83% of people in India believe bots will succeed where humans failed: Study

People around the world are demanding more progress on sustainability and social efforts and are looking to businesses to step up

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Peerzada Abrar Bengaluru
In India, 97 per cent of people believe sustainability and social factors are more important than ever and 95 per cent said the events over the past two years have caused them to change their actions, according to a new study by Oracle and Pamela Rucker, CIO Advisor, Instructor for Harvard Professional Development. In comparison, the study said 93 per cent of global respondents believe sustainability and social factors are more important than ever and 80 per cent said the events over the past two years have caused them to change their actions.

People around the world are demanding more

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