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My friend is looking for a AI stuff Co-learner
Hey Champs ! Well, I was alking to one of my old friend and he is en excellent guy in data architecture and looking for someone who can do a live project with him for co-learning. If any is interested let me know I will just help both of you to connect. Purpose: 1. Need to learn complete AI model development lifecycle 2. Develop a project working on a real life use case. 3. Learn and share knowledge on dfferent aspects of AI.
0 likes • 5d
@Diptamoy Barman are you working on any use case ?
ML Basics
Hi All, I found this video nice and informative explaining the foundations of ML and thought to share with you all hope you find it useful. https://youtu.be/BUTjcAjfMgY?si=rh3toh824A4rmd3k Don't forget to share your comments :)
Prompt Engineering Breakdown - Sharing My Notes
Hey everyone! I've been learning and experimenting with prompt engineering recently - and I wanted to share something that's been really helping me. After testing different techniques with ChatGPT and other Al tools, I've built a personal structure that helps get the most accurate and useful results every time. Here's a snapshot of what I follow: Context - Who you are / what you're doing Specific Task - Clear and focused request Intent - What you want from the Al Format - Bullet points, para, table, etc. Limits - Word count or number of points Tone - Formal, friendly, urgent, etc. Example Output - Give a sample if possible Role Assignment - Ask Al to act like a senior/expert Chain of Thought - "Think step by step before answering" I've also handwritten all of this in my notebook to lock it in. Happy to share the photo or a clean version if anyone wants it Let's learn and build together.
1 like • May 19
thanks for sharing !
How to Build Effective AI Agents
Everyone’s talking about AI agents. But the truth? Most demos you see online are just that—demos. Even big players like Apple and Amazon struggle to make their AI features work in the real world due to issues like hallucinations and unreliable outputs. In this week’s video, I break down the differences between simple workflows and true AI agents and share practical strategies for building reliable AI systems, including: - How to use workflow patterns like prompt chaining and routing to solve real problems effectively - Why agent frameworks might not be the solution you think they are - The #1 thing you need to scale AI systems successfully (hint: it’s not a new tool) Learn how to move beyond the hype and build AI systems that actually work.
11 likes • Jan 21
Nice and informative video Dave ! Here are my views: 1. AI Agents are still not mature enough it will take time to grow 2. Which patters to use depends on our exact requirements 3. Use of API calls and to augment it is a crucial task for accurate results 4. Guard Rails are very important to save data as well (once I deleted all my databae table when I was trying to test if my chatbot deletes everyting or stops me 😀) 5. Our design should be perfect to deal with all the scenarios and not to blame LLM for anything !!! (Chatbot spits out code example you have given in the video !!!) Love to hear from all of you on my comments ! Happy learning...
1 like • Feb 2
@Samuele Lombardi No, I am still searching for good ones !
Good resource to learn about ML
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/pratibha-kumari-jha_data-ai-ml-activity-7239840039403167744-jVOm?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop
3 likes • Jan 8
This blog has good information about ML techniques worth reading...
1 like • Jan 21
@Nebiyu Dawit Start very basic level projects work will teach you lot of things !!!
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Kunal Shukla
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@kunal-shukla-5184
Hi I am Kunal in to computers for 20 years !!,Working as Sr. Data Engineer and have knowledge about Python, C#, SAP, Testing and want to go far in AI

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