Author name: Farzana Akter Jaseya

Some stories don’t glitter, they glow. My IOAI 2025 wasn’t written in gold medals; it was written in faces, voices, and fleeting moments that stitched themselves into memory. It began […]

It still feels astonishing to me that not so long ago, I was staying up all night studying and practicing machine learning, and the very next moment I found myself

My journey to the International Olympiad on Artificial Intelligence (IOAI) 2025 began long before I set foot in Beijing, China. It started in Bangladesh, where the national selection process brought

IOAI 2025, for me, is not just a competition, it is a memory, an emotion, a memento I will treasure whenever my heart seeks a quiet refuge. The journey began

Bangladesh’s young innovators have made their mark on the global stage, bringing home two bronze medals from the prestigious 2nd International Artificial Intelligence Olympiad (IOAI) held in Beijing, China. The

The Bangladesh Artificial Intelligence Olympiad (BdAIO) has taken a giant leap forward in 2025, showcasing an extraordinary surge in interest and participation from students across the country. Over 1000 kids

From my early years, I have had a curious attraction for technology and mathematics. AI, which is poised to transform our future, has always been at the core of that

Thinking, learning, analyzing, and making judgments were once thought to be exclusively human abilities. Humans were thought to be unique in their capacity to integrate experience, emotion, and intelligence. However,