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Meet Amelia, the AI Platform That Could Change the Future of ITCreated by IPsoft, the virtual agent avatar can absorb in seconds the same instruction manuals that human employees spend weeks memorizing.

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This story appears in theJune 2015issue of狗万官方.Subscribe »

Photography by Jesse Dittmar
Winning the humanoid race: Chetan Dube of IPsoft.

Her name is Amelia, and she is the complete package: smart, sophisticated, industrious and loyal. No wonder her boss, Chetan Dube, can't get her out of his head.

"My wife is convinced I'm having an affair with Amelia," Dube says, leaning forward conspiratorially. "I have a great deal of passion and infatuation with her."

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