What happens to work when AI joins the workforce?

Episode 1 of Rethinking Tomorrow, brought to you by Salesforce, is out now on Smart Up. Host Ansh Mehra is joined by Arundhati Bhattacharya, President & CEO of Salesforce South Asia, and Rajesh Nambiar, President of NASSCOM. They explore artificial intelligence and the human decisions shaping its impact.

Their conversation follows the shift from using AI for personal productivity to rethinking how organisations operate. They discuss measuring AI’s return on investment, building trust in its outputs, and helping people move into fulfilling roles.

The discussion also explores India’s opportunity to apply AI at scale, personalised education and healthcare, and why empathy and human judgement remain essential.

Along the way, they look ahead to life in 2050 and imagine what an eight-handed AI robot might do.

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Rethinking Tomorrow, brought to you by Salesforce, is a business and technology podcast examining how innovation changes industries and the lives of the people they serve.

Hosted by Ansh Mehra, the show features conversations with founders, business leaders, technologists, policymakers and industry experts. Discussions explore the decisions behind change: where organisations invest, how they adapt, what customers expect and how new ideas become useful at scale.

With a focus on India, the podcast examines AI and other emerging technologies across businesses, public services and life beyond work. Trust, access, opportunity and the human impact of technology run through these conversations.

For listeners interested in entrepreneurship, leadership and technological change, Rethinking Tomorrow offers a closer look at how industries evolve and the people shaping their direction.

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