Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to generate curiosity, fear and hype. Some believe it will replace millions of jobs overnight.

Speakers at a roundtable yesterday urged experts to move beyond digitalisation and build a national ecosystem centred on people, skills, and innovation to enhance and foster artificial intelligence (AI) capability.

The government is planning to prepare a national artificial intelligence (AI) policy aimed at making public services faster, more transparent and accountable while improving efficiency across government operations, an adviser to the prime minister said today

Bangladesh built its economic rise on labour-intensive manufacturing. But the employment model that powered this growth is coming under increasing strain.

In Bangladesh, we have a beautiful management tradition. When an employee is stressed, we first advise him to “take pressure positively.”

Somewhere in Dhaka, a diplomat wakes up to a familiar routine. Briefings. Reports. Summaries. Meetings. What he does not see is what has already changed overnight.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant technological frontier. It is already shaping how governments make decisions, information circulates, borders are managed, and how citizens interact with the state.

A new paper from Google DeepMind warns that a single malicious email can trick an AI agent into stealing and handing over private data.

Artificial intelligence (AI) holds a lot of promise but also carries enormous risks.

The people of Bangladesh are expecting a free and fair election after a long time.

From the invention of the printing press to the rise of broadcast media, every major shift in communication technology has reshaped how news is produced, distributed, and consumed. Journalism has survived for centuries not because it resisted change, but because it adapted to it.

There is a widespread fear across US campuses, businesses, and industries that the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and its rapid integration into all spheres of our lives will lead to job losses and a lifestyle where robots control our daily routines.

The new Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Degree Programme in DEAI will be supported by the European Commission under the Erasmus+ Programme.

For Gen Z students who have grown up navigating both online classes and algorithmic chaos, learning smarter isn’t about working harder or longer. It is about using the right tools with the right mindset.

As fast as AI applications are evolving, we will need to find new solutions as we go and not get too comfortable with any temporary fixes.

By dangling open models while monopolising compute and data, Big Tech turns Global South innovators into outsourced R&D departments.

The financial services industry stands at a decisive moment.

The most obvious consequence of this surge in AI use has to be the deprivation of artists from jobs they would otherwise have. For a typical 2-minute OVC, an ad agency would have to commit to the cost of casting, filming, editing, and sound – a sizeable fee. It is becoming increasingly lucrative for companies to cut costs by simply using an AI render of what they envisioned.

Effective safeguards are needed to prevent AI disruption in the election

He emphasises the critical role of journalists, especially those in mainstream media