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IRFAN M.A

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How about having a personal AI bot that learns our patterns solely to our habits and suggest and remind incase if we forget. Remind us of our sleeping hours, food habits, savings on money bill payments and try to suggest how can we make it better. Tr

SHIV DIXIT

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Nobody wants to give full access of their life even peoples are feeling unsafe even big companies selling their data.

IRFAN M.A

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As this is a digital Personal assistant. This can only be limited to the device and can make respective API requests to get the results from the services. Ensuring no personal data being sold to the companies.

SHIV DIXIT

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Companies like Google is selling data and using loopholes. Firstly this thing need high upfront capital and credibility

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