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  A couple of years ago, "AI" was mostly a buzzword heard in tech conferences or sci-fi movies. Today, it's quietly rewriting how almost every industry works — from how doctors read scans to how marketers write ad copy to how your favorite food delivery app decides what to recommend you on a particular day. And if you're a student, especially one in a computer-related course, this shift isn't just interesting news. It's an opportunity sitting right in front of you. The window is open, but it won't stay open forever Here's the thing about big technological shifts: early movers almost always have an advantage. Think about how people who learned web development in the early 2000s, or mobile app development when smartphones first exploded, ended up years ahead of everyone else by the time those skills became mainstream. AI is having that same moment right now. Companies are scrambling to find people who actually understand how to work with AI tools, not ju...