Following interactions with Prime Minister Modi and Brad Smith, Vice Chairman and President of Microsoft, Shahrukh Khan has become the third global icon to interact with Aaj Tak’s AI Anchor, SANA.
Shahrukh Khan has captured the attention of an AI Anchor after winning the hearts of millions of fans worldwide. During her interaction with Shahrukh Khan, India’s first AI Anchor on social media, SANA, said, “Aap ka charm dekh kar mere AI dil mein bhi kuch kuch hota hai.”
SANA, which will be launched in late March 2023, is Aaj Tak’s and India’s first AI Anchor. She appears daily on the award-winning prime-time show ‘Black and White’, as well as providing weather updates, astrology readings, and fact-checking programs for the channel.
SANA has now interviewed some of the world’s most famous figures, including Prime Minister Modi and Microsoft Vice Chairman and President Brad Smith, among others.
Shahrukh Khan, a global icon and Bollywood actor, is currently promoting his upcoming film ‘Jawan” around the world. To his millions of fans around the world, he is known as King Khan. He is also recognized as an early adopter of the power of technology and social media to inspire and connect with his millions of fans.
On Sunday, the trailer for his upcoming film was released and displayed on the towers of Burj Khalifa in Dubai.
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