I took the leap and decided to focus on OOP object-oriented programming. I’ve already learned wonderful concepts like polymorphism, composition, inheritance, and more. 🧠 My opinion: should we still learn programming in the AI era? I believe the answer is yes. In this era, we tend to make less effort, which gradually weakens our neural connections yet it’s through exercising our brain that we grow our intelligence and abilities. ✍ Taking the time to do certain things ourselves reading, writing, thinking should remain part of our daily routine, not just relying on AI. It’s a challenge: to read, write, think, and solve problems. Even with AI, we must keep our minds active. 🤖 AI should stay a tool, not a crutch. Our brain still has so much to offer, and there is still so much to create through the sheer power of our intellectual abilities. Let’s not forget: it was humans who created AI.

1 small step successfully completed = making progress. Working on level 2 and now have Python Anaconda down loaded. I still don't know anything about it yet but looking forward to learning more and making all this information make sense. Are there many others here that have absolutely zero experience with AI and coding or just me? 🧐

Agentic AI is an artificial intelligence system that can accomplish a specific goal with limited supervision. It consists of AI agents machine learning models that mimic human decision-making to solve problems in real time. In a multiagent system, each agent performs a specific subtask required to reach the goal and their efforts are coordinated through AI orchestration. What are the advantages of agentic AI? 🔹Autonomous 🔹Proactive 🔹Specialized 🔹Adaptable 🔹Intuitive Source:IBM