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Infosys' AI Coder Devin Sparks Job Loss Fears for Freshers, Junior Developers

The move brings Infosys closer in line with peers such as Tata Consultancy Services and Wipro.

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Storyboard•17-02-2026, 13:24

Infosys' AI Coder Devin Sparks Job Loss Fears for Freshers, Junior Developers

•Infosys partners with Cognition to deploy Devin, an autonomous AI software engineer, internally and for client projects.
•The move has sparked debate and concerns among freshers and junior developers in India's tech community regarding job prospects.
•Devin is designed to independently write code, fix bugs, migrate systems, and complete engineering workflows with minimal human intervention.
•Infosys aims to scale delivery capacity and achieve faster outcomes for clients under tighter budgets, citing productivity gains from Devin.
•The company has already rolled out Devin in its Financial Services practice and plans to expand deployment to other verticals.

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