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If the wealth created by AI employees accrues solely to shareholders and tech conglomerates, we risk deepening economic inequality. Universal Basic Income has been discussed as a countermeasure for job displacement by AI, but it requires enforcement.
Chetan Dube
Quant Founder/CEO
Better known as digital twins, these AI creations use data to build a visual representation of a human being and mimic their speech and behavior. In short, it is a virtual body double. Are leaders getting to a point where they can be in two places at once?
Chetan Dube & Yousef Khalili
Quant Founder/CEO
Agentic AI agents never need a break, never need vacation, and don’t need benefits or mental health days. This is important because your customers hate waiting. Waiting for two minutes will cause 60% of potential customers to hang up and call a competitor.
Chetan Dube
Quant Founder/CEO
We are nearing the Turing horizon, where machines can think and surpass human intelligence. Think about that, machines outsmarting and being cleverer than humans. We must consider all worst-case scenarios so we prepare to prevent that from ever occurring.
Chetan Dube
Quant Founder/CEO
Dube's concern centers on the "vast middle," such as jobs where people process insurance claims or drive a bus. He expects AI to take on many of those roles before the end of the decade.
Tim Paradis
Contributor
“[India’s] startup ecosystem is on fire — it’s sprouting new AI companies every week,” says Chetan Dube, CEO of AI firm Quant. “There are over 338 reputable AI companies that are seeded in India. These companies are inventing AI technologies rapidly.”
Anisha Sircar
Contributor
Chetan Dube says, “By properly vetting & hiring digital labor, you’ll be ahead of your competition while freeing subject matter experts to help customers that need nuanced solutions to complex challenges. It’s a resolution you’ll be thrilled you kept.”
Jo Cook
Contributor
With use of artificial intelligence rapidly increasing, Chetan Dube explains six aspects of the tech the people profession should get to grips with this year.
Chetan Dube
Quant Founder / CEO
Chetan Dube has spent his career focused on the Alan Turing-inspired goal of creating machines that are indistinguishable from humans. As CEO of Quant, Dube oversees the development of agentic AI intended to surpass human levels of intelligence.
Chetan Dube
Quant Founder / CEO
Throughout the coming months and years, you will start hearing, seeing, and reading more about something called agentic AI. As someone who has worked in technology, specifically AI, for decades, I can assure you that it isn’t a buzzword or a fad.
Chetan Dube
Quant Founder / CEO
“As leaders, we have a responsibility to supply the best products and services, the most efficient solutions, and the most advanced methods of operation. Agentic AI is a technology you must embrace in 2025 to remain a true committed leader in your space."
Simon Cocking
Contributor
“Leaders’ ability to deploy agentic AI could bring a digital workforce that is more powerful, efficient and accurate than anything they have been able to access before,” says Chetan Dube, CEO of Quant, developer of cutting-edge digital employee technology.
Sally Percy
Contributor
Urban living is undergoing generational transformation via rapid advancements in AI. From conventional cities we know now, to the smart cities of the near future, AI will take urban centres into a future that will change the way we experience life.
Yousef Khalili
MEA Lead
Chetan Dube is an AI Pioneer and founder & CEO of Quant and he warns with the advent of Agentics, businesses will face a choice to either innovate or die slowly. This will lead to digital employees who will provide margin and efficiency gains of over 50%.
Patricia Cullen
Contributor
Agentic AI systems are being explored for urban management as part of smart city projects such as Neom, while banks and healthcare institutions are examining its use for risk assessment and adaptive treatment plans.
Yousef Khalili
MEA Lead
Agentics is the way of the future for all of us. It understands natural language, sets goals for itself, plans workflows, makes decisions, adapts to changing circumstances and, learns from interactions. It will transform the way we live and work.
Gina Marrs
Contributor
“What is important is that retained staff feel engaged in reinventing the company for the algorithmic world, so you must show that your goal is to invest in them,” argues Chetan Dube, an agentic AI pioneer and founder and CEO of Quant.
Sally Percy
Contributor
With Agentic AI, when a CEO adopts new technology, it’s like hiring a strategic partner who processes vast amounts of data, simulates scenarios in real-time, and provides insights even seasoned team members might overlook.
Yousef Khalili
MEA Lead
When 6GWorld spoke to Chetan Dube about agentic AI we were not expecting to hear the phrase “Universal Basic Income” or squabble about AI competing for jobs. Nevertheless, the possibilities of the technology have some quite far-reaching implications.
6GWorld
There are predictions that AI could potentially automate 60 to 70 percent of work that needs to be done, but only 5% of actual jobs can be completely automated. So, what do we want the future of work and collaboration between machines and humans to be?
Chetan Dube
Quant Founder / CEO
Dubai’s tech scene has a variety of things to offer from smart city initiatives to blockchain applications. The future of the technology is no longer about skyscrapers. Dubai and the UAE is where the future of technology being shaped.
Yousef Khalili
MEA Lead
Startups possess an advantage. They are not encumbered by the past. New organizations will be built on an AI native platform. Established organizations have to redo their existing enterprise processes to take advantage of the new AI paradigm.
Chetan Dube
Quant Founder / CEO
