A new era of enhanced user experience and operational efficiency across multiple domains is being ushered in by the widespread use of artificial intelligence (AI) personal assistants [1].Though the one-size-fits-all approach might work in some situations, industries with specific needs like healthcare, finance, and retail require customization [2].In order to increase the utility and efficacy of AI personal assistants in enterprise mobile applications, this study explores the idea of tailoring them to the intricate needs of various industries.In order to enable the assistants to understand and become acquainted with the terminologies and jargon particular to each sector, we investigate the underlying technology that permits the embedding of industryspecific knowledge bases and terminologies into the learning algorithms [3].We examine how personalized AI applications, by providing more precise, accurate, and contextual support, can dramatically improve operational efficiency, lower errors, and increase user satisfaction through a thorough and in-depth review [4], [5].Through case studies and empirical data from the healthcare, finance, and retail industries, the practical applicability of this customization is assessed, illuminating the transformative potential of industry-specific AI personal assistants in streamlining workflows, enhancing decision-making, and producing a more immersive and intuitive user experience [6,7,8].The study makes use of recent developments in knowledge representation and natural language processing [3],[4], and [5], as well as foundational works in the field of artificial intelligence personal assistants [1], [2].Additionally, it integrates best practices and empirical results from industry-specific deployments [6,7,8], offering a comprehensive view of the opportunities, difficulties, and real-world applications of modifying AI assistants for operational excellence.
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