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Google India says the use of artificial intelligence (artificial intelligence) could add $ 500 billion to the economy. Also, it can help in flood forecasting and disease detection. Sanjay Gupta, regional manager and vice-president of Google India, said at an event here that the company would spend Rs 10 billion to reach digital in India. He said the company had used all its resources and seized opportunities to meet the challenges posed by the Kovid-19 epidemic. Google recently acquired a 7..7373 percent stake in Reliance Industries' digital subsidiary Geo Platform.

The current discussion on chatbots is at a crescendo. Industries from retail to healthcare all plan to include chatbots in 2017. But does adding AI to your service delivery workflow deliver a positive ROI? Inbenta, a Foster City, Calif.-based natural language chatbot and search platform company, released a report showing proof that leveraging AI and NLP (Natural Language Processing) solutions such as chatbots in enterprise organizations add significant value to the organisation. It commissioned Forrester to interview Inbenta customers that had implemented Enterprise Search, the InbentaBot, and Support Ticketing solutions. It then performed subsequent financial analysis on their organizations.