ADDO AI is an Enterprise AI solutions firm that powers your vision with artificial intelligence and machine learning. We were honoured to be selected by Forbes magazine as one of four AI companies in Asia that will transform the world.

Dr. Khanna believes that the purpose of #AI is to amplify the human potential. After a 10-year stint in Wall Street developing large scale trading, risk management and data analytics systems, Dr. Khanna pursued her PhD in Information Systems and Innovation at the The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). Since then, she has become one of Asia's leading #FemaleEntrepreneurs and #fintechexpert. Under ADDO AI, Dr. Khanna has been a strategic advisor on AI smart cities and fintech to leading corporations and governments. Dr. Khanna also serves on the Board of Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA), helping to power its #SmartNation vision.

The energy industry can free up more time for high value activities and improve safety performance by adopting data-driven digitisation, according to a world-leading artificial intelligence (AI) expert. In a keynote speech at this year's OPITO Global Conference on 6th November in Kuala Lumpur, Dr Ayesha Khanna, founder and CEO of Singapore headquartered ADDO AI will describe how AI and machine learning are delivering huge benefits in other sectors. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, OPITO Global is the only international event focusing on energy industry safety and competency. Industry leaders and experts will share their insights on Safety 4.0, exploring how technology is helping to improve safety, health and wellbeing. Dr Khanna has provided strategic advice to international corporations and governments and last year she was described by Forbes magazine as one of South East Asia's most ground-breaking female entrepreneurs.

In this episode of The New Stack Makers podcast, we talk with Dr. Ayesha Khanna, co-founder and CEO of ADDO AI, an artificial intelligence solutions firm and incubator. Forbes named her one of southeast Asia's groundbreaking female entrepreneurs. Her bio is too extensive to encapsulate in a brief introduction, but she brings both depth and vision to all she does. She has been a strategic advisor on artificial intelligence, smart cities and fin-tech to leading corporations and governments around the globe. She is also the Founder of 21C GIRLS, a charity that delivers free coding and artificial intelligence classes to girls in Singapore and finds time to be an advisor to the startups Octa (a chatbot for young travelers) and Arro (a delivery robot for sports).

Robot-shaped smartphones called RoBoHoN, developed by Sharp, on display at a press preview of the Combined Exhibition of Advanced Technologies in Japan in October 2016. Artificial intelligence is big no matter where you are in the world, and some of the largest companies in Asia are making significant investments in AI technology. Startups across the region are exploring the ways in which AI can help people make better decisions, secure themselves against financial risk, learn more effectively, and obtain more accurate disease diagnoses. Here are four up-and-coming AI companies in Asia to watch. ADDO AI CEO Ayesha Khanna (left) appears on a panel hosted by the International Finance Corporation.

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. The author is a Forbes contributor. The opinions expressed are those of the writer. ADDO AI recently launched a pilot microinsurance program near the city, using artificial intelligence to help farmers improve their yields. Microfinance has been widely recognized as an important strategy for lifting people out of poverty.

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. The author is a Forbes contributor. The opinions expressed are those of the writer. ADDO AI recently launched a pilot microinsurance program near the city, using artificial intelligence to help farmers improve their yields. Microfinance is widely recognized as an important strategy for lifting people out of poverty.