Gen Lab

We are honored to welcome Dr. Rituparna Datta as a guest speaker at
GenLab Online Seminar Series – Session 01
AI & the Changing Needs of the Workforce

Session Topic:
Beyond Automation: How Generative AI and Optimization Research Are Shaping the Future Workforce

Dr. Datta is an Associate Director at the Cognizant AI Lab (Bangalore) with extensive experience in Generative AI, Large Language Models, Machine Learning, and Engineering Optimization. His career spans leadership roles in industry and academia, including Cognizant, Accenture, Boeing Research & Technology, and international universities.

In this session, Dr. Datta will discuss how advances in Generative AI and optimization research are moving beyond simple automation to redefine job roles, decision-making, and future skill requirements across industries.

Participation and Certificate
Participation in the seminar is based on registration.
Participants who wish to receive a GenLab Certificate of Participation are required to complete the paid registration (BDT 200).

Date: 8 February 2026
Time: 7:30 PM (Bangladesh Time)
Mode: Online Seminar

Registration Link: in comment

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AI is changing how work gets done — from routine tasks to decision-making and leadership.
As job roles evolve across sectors, understanding how to work with AI is becoming essential.

Join our GenLab Online Seminar Series (Session 01) to explore how AI is reshaping the workforce and what skills matter in this changing landscape.

8 February 2026
7:30 PM (Bangladesh Time)
Online Seminar
Registration Fee: BDT 200
GenLab Certificate of Participation

Open to students, job seekers, professionals & NGOs
Register now link in comment section

Artificial Intelligence and the Changing Needs of the Workforce About the Seminar Artificial Intelligence is changing the way work is done across sectors in Bangladesh. Tasks such as data sorting, documentation, content drafting, and basic analysis are increasingly being handled with the support of AI tools. As a result, the nature of work is shifting. Instead o...