I just wanted to share the win here. I've been quiet here lately, but that's because I've been neck deep studying the Microsoft Azure learning path for the AI-102 exam. I took the exam today and passed it. Link to the exam and study materials if anyone else is interested: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/credentials/certifications/azure-ai-engineer/?practice-assessment-type=certification P.S. I've used Azure before for 2-3 years and considered myself proficient in it, but AI is new and it felt like learning Azure all over again. Very useful skill to have, imho.

Just stumbled onto a concept that quietly blew my mind: Hybrid reasoning models. These new AI systems are designed to switch between lightning-fast responses and deep logical analysis, depending on the task. It’s like having a digital brain that toggles between gut instinct and deep thinking. Models like Claude 3.7 Sonnet and IBM’s Granite 3.2 are testing this out and it’s not just faster or smarter, it’s flexible. Imagine telling your AI, “Think slow and deep about this investment,” or “Just give me a quick answer for now.” Kind of wild, right? Makes me wonder how would this shape something like creative storytelling or portfolio management? 👀 Food for thought.

I started with the Python on Kaggle but i am running into some challenges with the exercises. Im working on List and Im not sure am I supposed to provide the list for the exercises or does the program already have them. If anyone can shed some light on this if would be greatly appreciated.

Just watched this and I’m shook. Sasha Luccioni nails it: AI isn’t some sci-fi villain coming to wipe us out — but that doesn’t mean it’s harmless. The real danger isn’t in the distant future, it’s right now.

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