Embrace a career in artificial intelligence, the millennial way

From the world's largest tech companies to start-ups, everyone is looking for people well-versed with Artificial Intelligence (AI). But a career in this business is no cakewalk: A lot of mathematics, constant leaning and understanding human behaviour are just some of the ways to get a foothold in this fast-growing industry. We spoke to five AI professionals, who tell us that a career in this field is about many different things, from data analysis, text and image recognition to linguistics--and no, evil robots do not figure in the list. AI researcher and founding member, Qure.ai Ghosh, 26, spends his days looking at X-rays. "I am almost a semi-radiologist.