“AI or Illusion? A Pocket Guide to Authentic AI/ML” is a sharp, practical guide for decision-makers seeking clarity in the AI revolution. With hype and half-truths clouding real innovation, this book offers a grounded approach to distinguish authentic AI from exaggerated claims. Packed with real-world case studies, red flag checklists, and hands-on frameworks, it helps readers—from founders to policymakers—make informed, ethical, and strategic choices. Authored by a technologist and an academic, this book empowers you to decode the truth behind the tech.
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Dr. Anuj Verma and Dr. Devarshi Mehta
Dr. Anuj Verma is a technology leader and AI researcher with over 18 years of experience in driving innovation across fintech, automation, and scalable digital ecosystems. He holds a Ph.D. in Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain and has been recognized for designing impactful systems that blend ethical AI with real-world applications. Dr. Verma is also formally trained in strategic management from IIM and has earned multiple international certifications in emerging technologies. His work reflects a rare balance of technical depth, strategic vision, and a commitment to responsible AI deployment.
Dr. Devarshi Mehta, Associate Professor at GLSICT, brings over 25 years of rich experience in academia, research, and applied computing. Her scholarly journey weaves through the dynamic landscapes of Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, Bioinformatics, Big Data, Data Mining, and e-Governance. A distinguished Ph.D. supervisor and a prolific contributor to both national and international journals, Dr. Mehta is deeply committed to translating research into meaningful, real world solutions—especially within the realms of public systems, education, and healthcare. Her work stands at the intersection of innovation and impact, making her a guiding force in contemporary computing.
