What a time to be alive.


Are we already at the peak of information technology?



One question I’ve heard a lot over the past couple of years:


“Will AI take over our jobs?”



Personally, I don’t think so. AI won’t replace our jobs—it’ll just change how we do them. It’ll make things easier and faster, so we can focus on the work that really matters.
In fact, it might even create more jobs across industries.



Here’s a simple example from the past:


Back in the early 2000s, before WordPress or drag-and-drop builders were a thing, building a website was expensive and time-consuming. You had to know how to code, and even getting started took a lot of foundational knowledge.



Then came the no-code tools. People said, “Developers are done. Everyone can build websites now.”

But did developers disappear? Not at all. We just got new roles: WordPress Developers, Full-Stack Developers, Webflow Experts, and more.



Now back to AI.


What I believe AI is really going to change is how we get started with learning anything.



Remember those days when, as a beginner, you’d message someone asking, “How do I get started in your field?” and they’d never reply? Not because they’re rude—just busy.
Now, AI gives you those answers instantly. It points you in the right direction. It helps you ask better questions.



Yes, AI can hallucinate. But that’s only a problem when you expect it to do the task for you without knowing anything about it. If your goal is to learn—it’s a game-changer.



“You learn faster by asking the right questions.”


And AI helps you ask the right questions.



Quick personal story:


We incorporated BiTechX in Delaware back in 2023. As a foreign-owned SMLLC, taxes and accounting aren’t too complicated for BiTechX.


In the first year, we hired a CPA. I did the bookkeeping, and he prepared the documents—smooth process.



This year, I decided to do it all myself.


With the help of AI, it took me just one week of learning—something that would’ve taken at least a month otherwise. I started with basic questions. When I didn’t understand something, I asked more. Got references, read them, dug deeper.



And yep—I successfully filed the tax return myself this year. Even more thoroughly than last year.



Did AI replace the CPA? Not really. As things grow and get more complex, I’ll still rely on experts.


But now, I understand our finances better. I know how to scale smarter.


And all it took was a week.



This is the golden age of information.



AI isn’t replacing us.

It’s just making the starting line more accessible.


And that’s a win for everyone.

বিলেতের গল্প :। 
বাংলাদেশি আর প্রবাসীদের মাঝের তফাৎ: এবারের ইংল্যান্ডে ৩৬ দিনের সফরকালে সবচেয়ে বেশি যেই অভিজ্ঞতা হয়, তা হলো বাঙালি প্রবাসীদের বাসায় ঘুরতে যাওয়া। মুনিমার গল্পের সুবাদে ইলফোর্ডের বাঙালি সোসাইটিতে আমি অনেক জনপ্রিয়। তাই আমি গিয়েছি শুনে কেউ দাওয়াত দিতে বাদ রাখেননি। দাওয়াত নিতে সময় হবে না এই ভয়ে অনেককে জানানোই হয়নি যে আমি গিয়েছিলাম। তো একদিন হোয়াইটচ্যাপেলে আমরা একজন ফ্যামিলি ফ্রেন্ড মামুন আঙ্কেলের বাসায় দাওয়াত খেতে যাই। ইউকে-তে খাওয়ারের মধ্যে আমার সবচেয়ে বেশি উপভোগ করা হয়েছে দাওয়াতের খাবার। বিদেশি মাছ, মসলা, দেশি স্টাইলে রান্না। খাওয়া-দাওয়া শেষে অনেকক্ষণ বসে গল্প করলাম। এরপর যাওয়ার সময় যখন হলো, মামুন আঙ্কেল বললেন, "চলুন আপনাদের বাসায় দিয়ে আসি, রাত হয়ে যাচ্ছে। আমাকে ড্রাইভ করে ফিরতে হবে তো, ঘুম পেলে অসুবিধা হবে।" হোয়াইটচ্যাপেল থেকে ইলফোর্ড প্রায় ৩০ মিনিটের ড্রাইভিং ডিসটেন্স। আমি খুবই অবাক হলাম। উনাকে ৩ বার বলার পর উনি মানলেন যে আমরা উবার করে চলে যেতে পারব। যাওয়ার সময় মুনিমাকে যখন ব্যাপারটা জিজ্ঞেস করলাম, মুনিমা বলল এটা ওখানকার খুব কমন প্র্যাকটিস। যাদের গাড়ি আছে, ওরা গেস্টদের ড্রপ করে আসাকে এটিকেট এর অংশ মনে করে। তখন আমার মাথায় প্রশ্ন আসলো যে, এরকম ছোট ছোট পোলাইট প্র্যাকটিস আমাদের দেশে নেই কেন? ট্র্যাফিক জ্যাম? লোয়ার ওয়েজ? সময়ের অভাব? নাকি এমনিই?

In the bustling streets of Dhaka, technology is reshaping the landscape of everyday life. From mobile banking to e-commerce, the digital revolution is empowering the youth and transforming traditional businesses. I recently met a young entrepreneur who started a tech startup from his college dorm. He shared how he leveraged social media to market his products, reaching customers far beyond his local area. This shift not only boosts the economy but also creates job opportunities, paving the way for a brighter future in Bangladesh.

The political climate in Bangladesh is as dynamic as ever. With the upcoming elections, discussions around governance and accountability are heating up. I attended a local town hall meeting where citizens voiced their concerns about corruption and the need for transparency in government spending. It was inspiring to see so many people engaged and passionate about their country's future. The youth, in particular, are demanding change and are ready to hold their leaders accountable. It's a pivotal moment for Bangladesh, and the collective voice of the people could lead to significant reforms.

Money management is becoming increasingly important in Bangladesh, especially among the younger generation. I recently came across a financial literacy workshop aimed at teaching young adults about budgeting, saving, and investing. The facilitator emphasized the importance of starting early and making informed financial decisions. It's fascinating to see how financial education is gaining traction, empowering individuals to take control of their financial futures. As more people become financially savvy, the potential for economic growth in Bangladesh is immense.