Serial entrepreneur, Gurbaksh Chahal, is no stranger to success. Having established multiple successful businesses in the past, he is now concentrating efforts on his latest company, RedLotus. Chahal had previously founded Click Agents, Blue Lithium, and Radium One, which all have had exits worth over $400 million. He has now set his sights on further growing RedLotus, which has built an advanced customer data platform, powered by patented AI technology. According to TechCircle, Chahal is set to raise up to $50 million for his current venture.

A few years ago, Artificial Intelligence seemed like a distant dream, but now it's an everyday reality. From chatbots to self-driving cars, AI is learning more about humans and simultaneously assisting them to make everyday life easier. AI is now increasingly being used in creating digital marketing strategies and has proven to be way more effective than traditional marketing methods. Jumping on to the bandwagon of AI operated marketing, Indian-American entrepreneur Gurbaksh Chahal founded RedLotus. Chahal is a serial entrepreneur and philanthropist who is using AI to completely revolutionize the way digital marketing works for brands.

NEW DELHI: A senior executive at a leading IT services company recently approached Sairee Chahal, founder of women career services portal SHEROES, to explore job options. The executive was worried there could be bad news for her at work. A patient of Samir Parikh at the department of mental health and behavioural sciences at Fortis Healthcare in New Delhi lost his job about two months ago. Along with the job, the patient lost complete self-confidence to face interviews. He used to get panic attacks and palpitations hours before an interview.

A decade ago, artificial intelligence was something we saw in the movies. Nobody ever imagined AI would become a major part of our lives. Today, there is a huge amount of hype in the world of AI and it is already being seen as a major tool in many fields. Driverless car technology is well advanced and in some countries, notably China, AI research and development is booming. Millions of people use Alexa to turn the lights on or receive targeted online information.