Heda, it's your big McDonald's hunger calling, and it's not just any kind of hunger.

It's the kind that calls for big arch.

Start with juicy beef, cheddar cheese, and big arch sauce.

Oh, and don't forget those crispy onions.

Hungry?

You are now.

Saved from 11 a.m., subject to availability.

Price and participation may vary.

The views expressed on this podcast are those of the participants, not of Rogers News.

When people think about the rapid pace of which AI is being rolled out, one of the first concerns is job losses.

Talk to most college students and they will

tell you how they are facing into a job market with fewer and fewer positions. This week,

we're homing in on India, which could almost be considered patient zero when it comes to

AI disruption in the job market. The country's $4 trillion consumption-led economy is more vulnerable because of its reliance on outsourcing.

Oracle and Amazon have already been laying off staff, and hiring in India has begun to cool.

But what happens if India is no longer growing at breakneck pace?

What happens to workers if they've been replaced by bots?

Are there enough roles to be retrained in?

What is the government going to do about this challenge?

All of this and more is in this week's Viewerum.

It's Amy.

And it's Yuna, and I'm back for an episode of The Views Room, your weekly podcast that delves into the biggest issues in corporate finance, business and economics.

...