The much-awaited book AI Shikhun, Taka Gunun (Learn AI, Count Money) by renowned ICT writer and journalist Mojahidul Islam Dheow has officially landed on bookstore shelves across Bangladesh. Published by Systech Publications, the book sparked remarkable excitement even before its release — over 1,600 copies were pre-ordered in its very first week through online platforms like Rokomari.com, Prothoma, and other digital bookstores. Priced at Tk 400, it’s now available nationwide, including Systech’s own outlet in Banglabazar, Dhaka.

In a world where a single click can launch a career, AI has become humanity’s newest collaborator—reshaping the ways we think, work, and earn. Mojahidul’s latest creation acts as a bridge between learning and earning, weaving together investigative journalism, digital literacy, and real-world AI applications. It’s not just a book; it’s a movement toward empowering readers to explore how artificial intelligence can fuel creativity, innovation, and financial independence.

The book unfolds across three key sections. The first is a practical guide for young learners, revealing how to harness AI prompts and tools to find freelance gigs, generate content, and transform small ideas into profitable ventures. The second section serves as an AI toolkit for journalists, with insights into data mining, source verification, and cybersecurity—skills crucial in today’s digital newsrooms. The third part is aimed at general readers, decoding the complex world of AI in plain, relatable language. It explores everything from detecting deepfakes and combating misinformation to understanding how AI quietly shapes modern life.

Within its pages, readers will discover over 150 AI tools categorized into 30+ areas, curated to cover every digital need imaginable—be it for business, creativity, or personal productivity. Mojahidul dives into categories like AI assistants, video and image generators, automation platforms, and meeting tools, while also covering AI-driven writing, design, app development, and research resources. The book further explores specialized tools for knowledge management, email optimization, scheduling, presentations, and résumé creation. And for the creatively inclined, there’s an entire section on AI-generated music, voices, and marketing innovations—a futuristic peek into the digital artistry of tomorrow.

A seasoned ICT author with a background in computer science, Mojahidul Islam Dheow has penned more than a dozen influential tech books since 2003. His work Web Database Application: MySQL-PHP became Bangladesh’s first Bangla-language book on web database and application development, earning him the Bestseller Award in 2021. His writing style balances technical expertise with lively storytelling—sometimes detailed and serious, other times friendly and conversational. Reading his work feels like chatting with a tech-savvy buddy who loves to simplify the complex.

Why should you read AI Shikhun, Taka Gunun? Because it’s more than a book—it’s a roadmap to financial empowerment in the age of AI. Whether you’re a freelancer searching for a digital breakthrough, a journalist navigating AI-powered investigations, or simply a curious reader intrigued by the rise of machine intelligence, this book speaks to all with clarity and enthusiasm.

Sharing his inspiration behind the project, Mojahidul Islam Dheow explained:“This book shows endless ways to earn through AI. You can use content tools for writing services, social media management, SEO solutions—or even create and sell your own custom GPTs! Creative minds can turn AI-generated art and images into income streams. AI-driven affiliate marketing, ad optimization, and automation are reshaping the digital economy.”

He further noted that many people struggle to get meaningful responses from ChatGPT because they don’t know how to craft the right prompts. That’s why the book includes a collection of over 500 carefully designed prompts—ready to inspire creativity and precision. For example, instead of asking a generic “Tell me about traveling,” Mojahidul suggests prompts like “Describe a perfect day in Paris, from breakfast to dinner.” The same principle applies to tech tasks—swap “How do I fix my computer?” for “How can I speed up my Wi-Fi on Windows 11?” The results, he says, are “smarter, sharper, and more human.”

The book also opens doors to AI-powered entrepreneurship—translation and localization, AI tutoring, digital product creation, chatbot development, and even video monetization. “AI,” Mojahidul writes, “is no longer just a tool—it’s a partner in productivity.”

Through AI Shikhun, Taka Gunun, Mojahidul Islam Dheow once again proves his talent for turning complex technology into accessible, life-changing knowledge. His words don’t just teach—they inspire readers to act, to innovate, and to earn in this bold new world of artificial intelligence.