Bangladesh, Oct. 30 -- rtificial intelligence (AI) is a global fact of life that many would like to deny and so oppose it. This is not an unusual reaction and is triggered by fears of unemployment, loss of control over everyday life and a competition that may overwhelm human supremacy.

Part of it is true and the world looks increasingly hostile for those who are less skilled in tech matters. However, it's equally true that more avenues of work and income are opening up and will do so in future due to AI. The best way to face the future is to do a situation analysis and figure out where one fits in. This applies for Bangladesh as well.

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