Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 17:<\/strong> <\/span>In an era where Artificial Intelligence is transforming industries, classrooms, homes, and everyday routines at unprecedented speed, a refreshing young voice has stepped forward to demystify this powerful technology for the common reader. Neel Jogani, a promising computer engineering student, has released his first book, \u201cAI for Everyone: A Friendly Guide to Artificial Intelligence in Daily Life.\u201d<\/p>\n The book is already drawing praise for its clarity, warmth, and its remarkable ability to turn a complex subject into something relatable and easy to grasp for students, professionals, startup founders, homemakers, parents, and anyone with curiosity.<\/p>\n AI for Everyone<\/em>\u00a0breaks down artificial intelligence into simple, bite-sized ideas\u2014free from jargon and heavy technicalities. Written in a conversational, friendly style, the book explains:<\/p>\n At its core, the book carries a powerful message: AI is not only for experts\u2014it is for every curious mind. The guide inspires readers to embrace AI wisely, ethically, and with enthusiasm.<\/p>\n At a young age, Neel Jogani stands out for his curiosity, discipline, and futuristic approach to technology. As a computer engineering student at K J Somaiya, he has benefited from a vibrant, innovation-driven environment\u2014spending countless hours experimenting with AI tools, exploring creative platforms, building productivity hacks, and observing how digital transformation is reshaping everyday life.<\/p>\n Neel Jogani also draws inspiration from his academic journey at IIT Madras, where he is pursuing a BS in Computer Science. This dual exposure has broadened his perspective and strengthened his mission:<\/p>\n to make AI approachable, friendly, and enjoyable for everyone.<\/p>\n With\u00a0AI for Everyone<\/em>, Neel writes from the lens of a learner and explorer, making the book not just informative but a joyful journey of discovery. Educators, technologists, and industry professionals have already recognised him as a rising voice capable of bridging the gap between future technology and everyday citizens.<\/p>\n\n