Automation has left nations driving on Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) based technologies globally. According to an academic study conducted by Goldsmiths (University of London) in collaboration with the enterprise software provider Automation Anywhere, 71% of Indian respondents said that their employees used RPA and AI-based augmentation in its full potential, the highest percentage for any of the four markets surveyed. The findings were published by the Augmented Human Enterprise where 66% of Indians surveyed said they are empowered to take risks to embrace automation and RPA while 77% added that their organization prioritized employee development. The study pointed out that India is big on employee engagement too, with an impressive 84% saying employee listening is a priority among Indian enterprises. Mihir Shukla, the CEO at Automation Anywhere asserted that "Think of the human body breathing. It's a complex and critical mechanism but automated so our brains are freed to power everything else we do. I think for many organizations, all they can do is'breathe.' It's so important, it's all the employees can focus on," If the breathing is automated in the organization, then employees have the times to focus on other strategic issues and opportunities within the organization, thus leading to a greater return on investment.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) may seem like a sci-fi but AI machines can do some pretty amazing and impossible stuff which humans will never be able to. Today, Artificial Intelligence is changing every aspect of technology. Nowadays, technology is not just about creating tools for practical purposes, it is much more advanced. AI is the latest example of it. From self-driving cars to playing chess, AI has outperformed humans in each and every task with its high tech new, time-tested tools.