The global AI race is no longer just about talent migration—it is about fostering innovation at home.
Bangladesh must ensure its AI system is fair, secure, and beneficial for all.
Bangladeshi companies are embracing AI to enhance efficiency, streamline operations, and drive digital transformation
It's astonishing to see how AI has revolutionised industries, streamlined operations, and even attempted to emulate human creativity. But alongside these advancements, an unexpected challenge has surfaced – AI hallucinations, a phenomenon as intriguing as it is complex.
By the way, this writing is solely mine. I didn’t seek any assistance from AI. Do you write in your own words?
Artificial intelligence (AI) offers immense potential to transform Bangladesh’s ready-made garment (RMG) sector
For such a seismic force like AI,there’s little tangible sign yet that shareholders believe in the prospective value uplift for the industry.
The law minister said, while other laws had been drafted before discussions were held with stakeholders, the AI law would be prepared after thorough discussions with stakeholders.
Tech and fashion have long been intertwined, and with AI entering the scene, the possibilities are endless. McKinsey's analysis predicts a significant boost in profits for the fashion industry thanks to AI.
While it is vital to introduce digital technologies to workplaces, it is equally important to identify the problem areas where they can be implemented. Let’s look at some of the recent digital trends which will impact workplaces in the immediate future.
My phone thinks it knows me better than I know myself – how preposterous! Or is it?
A digitalised world is facing the challenge of cybersecurity as threats rise across the world
East India Company colonised Bengal in 1757 when India’s contribution to the world’s GDP was about 27 per cent and Bengal (Suba-E-Bengal) was one of the wealthiest places on Earth.
What we know about creativity and AI has changed by leaps and bounds.
Technologies are getting more affordable with time, allowing farmers in Bangladesh to adopt Agriculture 4.0, which offers much greater efficiency and production potential.
We need to seriously think about the effective integration of “arts” into our education system.
A lot of talk is going on about unconventional and extravagant works of art created by artificial intelligence (AI) -- currently on display in various places across the nation.
China plans to build around 20 pilot zones for artificial intelligence innovation by 2023, in an effort to deeply integrate AI technology with economic and social development according to a guideline published by the Ministry of Science and Technology on Thursday.
The creators of an application allowing users to virtually "undress" women using artificial intelligence shut it down after a social media uproar over its potential for abuse.