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I have the good fortune to work in the centre of the City of London and history is all around me. For me, and a history buff, it’s brilliant.

Software development (but also the development of Machine Learning and AI) is combat against chaos and complexity. It is bad enough when software becomes chaotic and does unexpected things, but it is even worse, when software becomes too complex to be fixed.

I have a vision. A vision where my digital assistant’s only task is to understand me, to support me, like a head butler in the household. Where it is in control of an army of specialist AI agents, each with its own task to make my life easier. To me this is the true digital happiness: innovation to make my life easier.

Last year, Sunil Kumar, Senior Consultant, and myself, from the HiTech Solutions team, DEMS-India, were invited to deliver a session on “Intelligent RPA using Machine Learning” at the Robotic Process Automation (RPA) Conference held in Mumbai.

Technologically advanced countries are not leading the world when it comes to AI policy making. Large enterprises aren’t the only ones benefitting from AI. Machines are here to make our lives better. As AI becomes woven into our daily lives, here is my point of view on myths surrounding Artificial Intelligence.

Quit smoking, drink less alcohol, eat less sugar, or finally go crossfitting once a week. Most life resolutions are now…