Saros Shakya shares his 20 years of experience in the field of education at Nepal College of Information Technology. He reflects on the limited technological opportunities in Nepal during the 1990s compared to countries like the USA, where internet banking was introduced much earlier. However, he notes the positive change brought by students from Nepal College who revolutionized internet banking in Nepal. Today, there are numerous educational opportunities and specialized courses available, allowing students to focus on specific fields like software engineering without needing to study unrelated subjects. This specialization helps students become more adept in their chosen fields. Shakya highlights the cultural integration of technology in Nepal, noting how it has become a part of daily life, from paying bills online to social media interactions. He emphasizes the dual nature of technology as a double-edged sword, offering both positive and negative impacts, such as cybercrimes. He stresses the importance of using technology responsibly and mentions government initiatives to support startups and regulate AI use. Shakya also discusses emerging technologies like VR commerce and brain-computer interfaces, which could transform future interactions and commerce. He concludes by advocating for a society that embraces change and technological advancements, with education playing a crucial role in this transformation.