I asked rayyan siddiqui same question "Is it valuable learning how ai works" and he said we should focus on building on top of ai instead of worrying how underlying models work. Same idea was conveyed by Sam Altman in his recent interview, he said: "I think the most valuable skill in future will not be building ai but using ai to do amazing things"

Hi everyone! My name is Fahad, and I’m a final-year Computer Science student from Karachi, Pakistan. Over the past few years, I’ve worked on different kinds of projects that gave me exposure to various domains — from developing games and websites to exploring machine learning and data-driven projects. These experiences have helped me learn a lot, but I’d still say I only know the basics of languages like Python, Java, and C++ and have plenty more to improve on. Lately, I’ve developed a strong interest in Artificial Intelligence, especially its real-world applications and how it’s shaping the future. I’m really looking forward to learning, growing, and gaining more confidence in AI through this amazing community.

Hi, my name is Muqadas Fatima I am a BS student of Computer Science in 5 semester. 3 goals I have: I want to do something new in this field Want to explore many programming language Want to become Independent I can handle solo projects more efficiently

Hi everyone! I know my introduction is a bit late, but as they say, "Better late than never" I’m Zainab Safdar, 18 years old, currently studying Software Engineering at UET Taxila, and I’m in my first semester. This is actually my very first time studying computer science, so it has definitely been a new and sometimes challenging experience for me. But I’m giving it my best effort and learning something new every day. Aside from coding, I’ve always been fascinated by creativity and design, especially 3D animation. I really want to learn it in the future and explore how technology and art can come together. I’m excited to be part of this community and to learn and grow with all of you.

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