Chandigarh IT entrepreneur announces natural intelligence, claims to be far ahead of AI
Chandigarh: 31-year-old Chandigarh’s Punjabi University graduate, Siddhant Bansal has come up with natural intelligence (NI) , which he claimed to replace artificial intelligence (AI) with something more human.
Talking to the media here on Monday, Siddhant said that this is not a product launch, it’s a technological reset. It is the end of AI and the rise of NI.
A serial entrepreneur with a reputation for building powerful, people-first systems, Siddhant claims first to be formally announced that the world is slowly realizing that AI is over, NI is the future.
After years of working with cutting-edge AI systems, Siddhant came to a deep realization that artificial intelligence was never really about people.
“It was about speed, automation, and data. But what it lacked was emotion, context and empathy.”
“That’s when he created something radically different. Natural intelligence is a system that doesn’t just analyze, but actually understands. It listens like a human, responds with logic, and feels like a conversation and not a command line,” he informed.
At the core of this movement is Aloha Intelligence, the first company in the world to be entirely built around natural intelligence, he further claimed.
It’s not just made for people; it also acts as a real-time thinking brain for machines. It enables software, websites, and devices to respond with meaning and not just code, asserted Siddhant.
Aloha Intelligence is built to be useful to anyone — a school student filing an RTI, a parent writing a police complaint, a startup founder drafting legal documents, or even a state department seeking governance clarity. And it’s available at the lowest price intelligence has ever been offered, he said.
There are no ads, no surveillance, and no confusing dashboards. The experience is clean, focused, and human, he said further.
What I have created is more than a platform. It’s a principle. It’s a statement against systems that collect data without purpose, sell attention without care, and build tools without ethics, he maintained.
“My mission is simple. Return intelligence to the people. That’s why natural intelligence doesn’t just work with humans, it also powers machines. It plugs into tools and platforms to help them make better decisions though not faster ones, but smarter ones with heart and not just hardware.”
“While most tech companies are trying to look futuristic, I am building something timeless — a framework where humans and machines co-think instead of compete.”
Made entirely in India, Aloha Intelligence represents Bharat’s answer to the AI age. It doesn’t chase Silicon Valley. It redefines what intelligence should feel like in our context — honest, inclusive, and emotionally aware, Siddhant maintained.
Today, the world doesn’t need more algorithms. It needs systems that understand people and we have built exactly that, he added.
