Hi All, as I tackle the first few courses on here which seem really well written and useful but I have a nagging question that I am hoping you all can help me answer. I am looking to learn AI and become an expert in my workplace by implementing it to save time and money on every aspect I can, from simple automation, to full company org style agentic systems with image process etc, My question - do I REALLY need to learn this level of coding and knowledge to do that if I an to rely on mainstream AI platforms and workflows? or am I wasting my time. I am a generalist anyway, so specialising on things to a deep level is not my thing, I tend to join the dots on things and let people that are more clever than me, do the detailed stuff. I see AI as that person/entity that will help me do that. What are you thoughts and experiences? I I would rather concentrate my time and effort into the area that will help the most, if I do not need this deep knowledge then I won't but interested in your thoughts. Cheers, Neil.

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