CNN Central News & Networks / ITDC India ePress / ITDC News /Agencies/ Bhopal: CNN Central News and Networks / ITDC India Epress / ITDC News / Agencies, Bhopal: In the rapidly growing phase of artificial intelligence (AI), Neuraluna has entered the Indian market with a focus on making enterprise operations more effective and more human-centred. Co-founded by IIT Delhi alumnus Dinesh Chhalia and London Business School (LBS) alumna Fani Solomou, the initiative stresses developing enterprise AI in line with human needs, decision-making abilities and work styles, rather than limiting it to technical automation.
The company’s human-first approach is based on the idea that AI should not aim to completely replace the role of employees, but should improve their efficiency and decision-making capacity. Under this approach, the focus is on using AI solutions while taking into account enterprises’ existing workflows, business processes and employees’ needs.
Companies today are adopting AI technology in areas such as customer service, data analysis, internal management and decision-making. However, effectively integrating technology into existing systems, maintaining data security and retaining employees’ trust remain major challenges. Neuraluna’s model claims to be working towards making AI more useful and responsible by keeping these aspects in mind.
The experience of the founders associated with institutions such as IIT Delhi and London Business School provides the basis for this initiative by combining technology and management. Amid rising demand for enterprise AI in India, the company aims to provide organisations with technology that increases productivity while also valuing human participation.
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