India, March 2 -- In the past, productivity was all about discipline. Founders juggled planners, sticky notes, and endless alarms just to keep up with their schedules.

If they weren't setting reminders themselves, their colleagues or even family would step in to keep them on track. Managing time meant manual effort, constant focus, and a whole lot of willpower.

Then came digital calendars, to-do list apps, and scheduling tools. They provided some relief by automating basic tasks like meeting reminders and deadline tracking. But here's the catch - they still needed input. They were not proactive, and they definitely were not intuitive.

Today, the game is changing with AI task assistants. These assistants are not just to remind, but to t...