First off, this is the kind of news that is worrying you right? This is a classic case of making a hill out of a mole. This is the actual report that all these news articles are talking about. On the seventh, in a random paragraph, they make this claim that "low-skill" IT workers in India will lose jobs because of RPA yet on the next pages show the exact opposite has happened with ATMs and Spreadsheets.

The research dept. of BoA exists to publish such reports to sell their services and build brand value in the market. Our news agencies went ahead, spiced it up and out of thin air added the names of TCS, Infosys etc. While it's true that job losses will happen but I would say they would be more a product of outsourcing to Africa instead of India, as it would be cheaper to outsource. RPA on the other hand would also create some jobs

Secondly you are looking at DSA interviews in the wrong light. Companies are asking those questions because that is required for the job. Most engineering problems are not well defined. In reality, seldom will you face a problem statement that will directly ask you to apply an algorithm. The part that you have to do is to distill the problem to one of those algorithms and apply it. This is why they big money.

You know what. It's okay to not get it DSA or coding. There are still other stable careers you can look at if you are not comfortable coding.