According to Bain & Company, India's AI sector is projected to require approximately 2.3 million workers by 2027, while the available AI talent pool is expected to grow by only 1.2 million. A similar talent gap is anticipated in China. This suggests that AI will likely generate more jobs than it displaces, necessitating efforts to bridge the significant demand-supply disparity in the talent pool.

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बेन अँड कंपनीच्या मते, २०२७ पर्यंत भारताच्या एआय (AI) क्षेत्राला अंदाजे २.३ दशलक्ष कर्मचाऱ्यांची आवश्यकता असेल, तर उपलब्ध एआय प्रतिभावान मनुष्यबळ केवळ १.२ दशलक्षांपर्यंत वाढण्याची अपेक्षा आहे. अशीच प्रतिभावान कर्मचाऱ्यांची (टॅलेंट गॅप) चीनमध्येही अपेक्षित आहे. यावरून असे सूचित होते की एआयमुळे (AI) नोकऱ्या कमी होण्याऐवजी अधिक नोकऱ्या निर्माण होतील, ज्यामुळे प्रतिभावान मनुष्यबळातील मागणी-पुरवठ्यातील लक्षणीय तफावत दूर करण्यासाठी प्रयत्न करणे आवश्यक आहे.

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Rare earth elements are central to the Fourth Industrial Revolution and are crucial for industries such as batteries, automobiles, wind turbines, and defense. China currently dominates both rare earth reserves and refining capabilities. India also has a National Critical Minerals Mission to achieve self reliance in Critical minerals.

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Critical minerals and rare earths are vitally important for a country's growth and development, as most nations are relying on them for EVs, electronic goods, mobile phones, computers, and defense equipment.
However, not all nations are blessed with these minerals; only a few are.
Though most nations understand the importance of supply chain management, it is necessary to create stockpiles of these minerals. Many nations, including the USA, EU, Australia, Japan, and South Korea, have already started programs for stockpiling.
This article also focuses on the stockpiling of critical minerals.
India should adopt a robust policy on stockpiling and also create a global alliance for stockpiling, perhaps through QUAD.
Furthermore, India should harness its mineral resources by boosting capabilities in mining, refining, and processing.
This article is important for GS 2 (International Relations), GS 1 (Distribution of Key Natural Resources), and GS 3.

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