New Delhi | Bengaluru: As artificial intelligence starts influencing behaviours, emotions and relationships, creating new mental health challenges, a growing number of Indian students are seeing an opportunity there to shape their careers.
They are venturing abroad to study psychology and allied mental-health disciplines, not as soft social sciences but as rigorous, future-facing fields grappling with the consequences of an AI-saturated world, study abroad experts said.
At a time when the jobs sector is in flux, disrupted by AI adoption, this is an…
