Post Human Economy: Technological inequalities and work-culture diversity in India

Post human economy has thrown massive challenges to the developing countries like India. Though India was one of the most advanced countries in the field of computing systems, information technology and software development but due to socio-economic and demographic diversity and a tendency of migration of technically skilled workforce towards highly developed countries like USA, UK, Canada, Australia or Economic Zones like European Union, India is lagging behind in AIML and Data Science based post human economic race.

Being a country of 1.48 billion people, Indian economy is the sixth largest in the world. It also has the largest population of young citizens in comparison to any other country in the world. These numbers provide leverage to a traditional economy but in post human economic scenario, these same numbers may become problematic when human mental and physical capacities compete with the artificial intelligence and humanoid robotic machines in workspaces.