This paper aims at highlighting the increasing role of artificial intelligence in business and making familiar its various aspects vis-a-vis its immediate requirement in the present Indian business scenario. The paper takes into account the aspects of blockchain and deep learning components with regard to the business as future of artificial intelligence in business scenario. The study also includes the benefits and challenges of the use of artificial intelligence in business with influence of blockchain and deep learning. The relation between blockchain and deep learning and artificial intelligence has been discussed in this paper. The model is recommended in regard to future of artificial intelligence in business.

According to, Gary Nuttall MD of The Fintech Times, "The insurance sector is embracing both the InsurTech sector in general, and blockchain in particular, with alliances such as B3I (Blockchain Insurance Industry Initiative – with 15 insurance/reinsurance members) and R3 (which includes insurance companies from Asia and the USA). The establishment of consortia, along with industry standards bodies such as ACORD (a Global Insurance Standards organisation), will enable interoperability between blockchains. Customers experience in the insurance sector still lags way behind. Blockchain allows insurers to start developing models that reduce the burden on customers such as less data re-entry, one touch buying. This can be supported with greater control over digital identity using hash functions and will allow multiple platforms to be developed that can interact with each other. The FinTech community seems to be filled with challenger banks and alternative payment providers, all of whom are competing against existing banks and service providers. The InsurTech community seems to be more collaborative with startups working with existing insurers and we're likely to see this trend grow as blockchain startups aligns with organisations that already have a major foothold in insurance."

The Future of AI: Blockchain and Deep Learning First point: considering blockchain and deep learning together suggests the emergence of a new class of global network computing system. These systems are self-operating computation graphs that make probabilistic guesses about reality states of the world. Second point: blockchain and deep learning are facilitating each other's development. This includes using deep learning algorithms for setting fees and detecting fraudulent activity, and using blockchains for secure registry, tracking, and remuneration of deep learning nets as they go onto the open Internet (in autonomous driving applications for example). Blockchain peer-to-peer nodes might provide deep learning services as they already provide transaction hosting and confirmation, news hosting, and banking (payment, credit flow-through) services.