Agentic AI

[maverick19]

2 hours ago, Teluguredu said:

ML is a subfield of maths ,it's used to model real world phenomenon.

You just need to learn about deep learning at the best ,you just need to learn how llms work 

Just watch andrej karpathy videos and then from there decide what to do .

those videos are around 8hours equivalent to course😀. But let me try and see. 

[csrcsr]

she explained at highlevel what we were discussing 

 

from her descuription

Core App Frameworks (LangChain, LangGraph, OpenAI Agents SDK) Tool Connectivity & Enterprise Integration (MCP) Models & Inference Runtime (Fireworks AI, vLLM, Triton, BentoML) Retrieval & Vector Databases for RAG (pgvector, Weaviate, Pinecone) Evaluation Toolkits (LangSmith, Ragas, TruLens, MLflow) Observability, Tracing & Monitoring (OpenTelemetry, OpenInference, Galileo, Phoenix)

[csrcsr]

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To everyone creating doomsday scenarios for computer science jobs because of AI coding agents — STOP. It ain't happening. We will need even MORE computer scientists to make these experiences safer, trustworthy, faster, and cheaper. Every new AI capability creates new problems to solve. The field of CS just got more interesting than it's ever been. And this isn't unique to CS. "But this time it's hitting every industry at once!" So did the internet. It disrupted retail, media, finance, healthcare, education, and logistics all at the same time. Result? Millions of net new jobs and entire industries that didn't exist before. Here's what the doomers keep missing: when you dramatically reduce the friction of creation, you don't destroy opportunity — you unleash it. YouTube didn't kill Hollywood. It unlocked 50 million creators doing work that had no job category 15 years ago. Shopify didn't kill retail. It launched millions of businesses that never would have existed. AI is doing the same thing right now. Latent creativity that was trapped behind skill barriers is about to pour out. That's not fewer jobs. That's a flood of net new work — building, scaling, securing, and maintaining everything these new creators dream up. Stop doom-scrolling. Start building.

[Sundarpichal]

On 2/6/2026 at 1:14 PM, csrcsr said:

as usual mood swings rofl 

found any interesting AI not deep into ML edo agents hooking up to LLM or training not deep maths science pai paina ?

if you found anything intersting please share 

started with this one friend shared

https://huggingface.co/learn/agents-course/unit0/introduction

enduku anna ivvani costco lo canadian whiskky and chicken konnama tagginama tinnamma

[sicario_tmg]

3 hours ago, csrcsr said:

lifted from linked in 

 

 

 

 

To everyone creating doomsday scenarios for computer science jobs because of AI coding agents — STOP. It ain't happening. We will need even MORE computer scientists to make these experiences safer, trustworthy, faster, and cheaper. Every new AI capability creates new problems to solve. The field of CS just got more interesting than it's ever been. And this isn't unique to CS. "But this time it's hitting every industry at once!" So did the internet. It disrupted retail, media, finance, healthcare, education, and logistics all at the same time. Result? Millions of net new jobs and entire industries that didn't exist before. Here's what the doomers keep missing: when you dramatically reduce the friction of creation, you don't destroy opportunity — you unleash it. YouTube didn't kill Hollywood. It unlocked 50 million creators doing work that had no job category 15 years ago. Shopify didn't kill retail. It launched millions of businesses that never would have existed. AI is doing the same thing right now. Latent creativity that was trapped behind skill barriers is about to pour out. That's not fewer jobs. That's a flood of net new work — building, scaling, securing, and maintaining everything these new creators dream up. Stop doom-scrolling. Start building.

I agree with this view point kaani when there is a huge transformation in the society there will also be a collateral damage. We have to be open and flexible. Naaku Java vachhu, nenu Python developer ni or nenu full stack ane rojulu pothai. You will not manage code base but you will manage agents that will manage code base. I gave my project requirements spreadsheet and explained some requirements and claude code has been preparing all the code meanwhile I was doing lunch. Traditional 9-5 kuda potundi as token limits, context window increases. 

[enigmatic]

4 hours ago, csrcsr said:

lifted from linked in 

 

 

 

 

To everyone creating doomsday scenarios for computer science jobs because of AI coding agents — STOP. It ain't happening. We will need even MORE computer scientists to make these experiences safer, trustworthy, faster, and cheaper. Every new AI capability creates new problems to solve. The field of CS just got more interesting than it's ever been. And this isn't unique to CS. "But this time it's hitting every industry at once!" So did the internet. It disrupted retail, media, finance, healthcare, education, and logistics all at the same time. Result? Millions of net new jobs and entire industries that didn't exist before. Here's what the doomers keep missing: when you dramatically reduce the friction of creation, you don't destroy opportunity — you unleash it. YouTube didn't kill Hollywood. It unlocked 50 million creators doing work that had no job category 15 years ago. Shopify didn't kill retail. It launched millions of businesses that never would have existed. AI is doing the same thing right now. Latent creativity that was trapped behind skill barriers is about to pour out. That's not fewer jobs. That's a flood of net new work — building, scaling, securing, and maintaining everything these new creators dream up. Stop doom-scrolling. Start building.

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