AI Appreciation Day is almost here, and instead of just celebrating AI in the abstract, we thought it’d be worth hearing from the people actually building it into everyday products — displays, supply chains, and security systems that millions rely on. Here’s what leaders from BenQ India, Moglix, and CP PLUS have to say about where AI is genuinely making a difference.
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AI Appreciation Day: Overview
| Company | Spokesperson | Core Theme |
|---|---|---|
| BenQ India & South Asia | Rajeev Singh, Managing Director | AI as invisible, reliable value — not a demo feature |
| Moglix / Credlix / Cognilix | Rahul Garg, Founder & CEO | AI shifting from automation to actual business judgment |
| CP PLUS (Aditya Infotech Ltd.) | Aditya Khemka, Managing Director | AI turning surveillance into proactive situational awareness |
BenQ India: AI Should Work Quietly, Not Just Impress in Demos
Rajeev Singh believes the real test of AI isn’t a flashy showcase — it’s whether it solves genuine problems. He points to BenQ’s use of on-device processing in interactive displays and adaptive display calibration as examples of AI built into the product’s core rather than bolted on as a toggle. His larger point: consistency matters more than spectacle, and Indian consumers and institutions are ready for AI that simply works, reliably, every day.
Moglix: From Automating Tasks to Aiding Judgment
Rahul Garg frames enterprise AI’s next chapter as a shift from speed to smarter decision-making. He singles out procurement — long run on spreadsheets and gut instinct — as a function finally catching up to other departments that built proper decision-making systems years ago. For Garg, the real breakthrough isn’t automation itself, but turning scattered supplier data into a trustworthy decision before a deal is signed.
CP PLUS: From Passive Monitoring to Intelligent Awareness
Aditya Khemka sees AI transforming security from reactive monitoring into proactive, adaptive situational awareness. As physical and digital systems converge, he emphasizes that AI’s value lies in converting massive data volumes into actionable insight — enabling faster risk detection and better decisions. He’s also clear that responsible deployment, not just capability, will define AI’s next phase in this space.
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To understand the broader context behind this occasion, Wikipedia’s overview of artificial intelligence is a useful primer.
FAQs
Q1: What is the common theme across these AI Appreciation Day quotes?
All three leaders emphasize practical, reliable AI over flashy features or demos.
Q2: Which industries are represented in these perspectives?
Consumer technology (BenQ), enterprise procurement (Moglix), and security surveillance (CP PLUS).
