India, Jan. 15 -- 45 am on a Monday, the millennial Indian woman is not just scrolling through her phone; she is orchestrating a complex ecosystem. From ordering groceries to spacing out weekly household tasks and checking school calendars, she is using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to compress dozens of small decisions into frictionless commands. Across India, women in their late 30s and 40s, raised in the era of landlines and Doordarshan, have become the quiet architects of everyday AI adoption.

Solving for Time

Context matters. Even as female labour-force participation inches up, Indian women continue to shoulder a disproportionate share of unpaid work. The latest Time Use Survey shows women spending about 289 minutes a day on unpaid ...