Will achieve 80% automation in software coding by year-end, our engineers will be out of jobs: InMobi CEO

February 27, 2025

, By The Economic Times

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Inmobi founder and chief executive officer Naveen Tewari sounded caution for tech professionals, saying that his company will achieve 80% automation in software coding by the end of this year, resulting in job losses for software engineers on its payroll.

“I think my software engineers will go away. They will not have jobs within two years,” Tewari said during an event by LetsVenture, an early-stage investment platform. “My CTO (chief technology officer) will deliver 80% automation in software coding by the end of this year. We have already achieved…

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Will achieve 80% automation in software coding by year-end, our engineers will be out of jobs: InMobi CEO

February 27, 2025

, Published By The Economic Times

Inmobi founder and chief executive officer Naveen Tewari sounded caution for tech professionals, saying that his company will achieve 80% automation in software coding by the end of this year, resulting in job losses for software engineers on its payroll.

“I think my software engineers will go away. They will not have jobs within two years,” Tewari said during an event by LetsVenture, an early-stage investment platform. “My CTO (chief technology officer) will deliver 80% automation in software coding by the end of this year. We have already achieved…

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