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I am doing the course but got stuck on learning python with kaggle. It was hard to understand and to solve, so I looked for new sources. I found a 1-hour course that was helpful, searched for something longer and I found it. This is a six-hour course on Python by Mosh Hamedani. Really helpful, easy to follow and quite complete for a beggining.

Any AI new tools that are really cool that i can try mates??

As I learn more about AI (still a novice) I am fascinated in the concepts of AI bias and hallucinations. Perhaps this is due to sitting in on presentations where AI is presented as a “magic bullet” of sorts. That said, I’d like to see what everyone thinks about AI bias. Do you think bias found in AI is a reflection of the developers experiences, or do you think it’s something else? Here’s an article I found regarding bias which is pretty informative. https://www.nist.gov/news-events/news/2022/03/theres-more-ai-bias-biased-data-nist-report-highlights

Hey everyone! I'm relatively new to AI agents and I'm curious about the kinds of agents you've built that are actually being used in production. Most of the tutorials I've come across focus on basic agents, which seem far from production-ready. I'd love to hear about your experiences with more advanced, real-world applications. What types of AI agents have you found to be truly useful?