I've been looking online a lot the last couple weeks trying to find a proven roadmap & checklist of skills i would need in order to be successful with AI I'm looking forward to looking at all the free content out there but my question is for those well-established in the field already, how would you go about learning AI today & what skills would you say are absolutely essential to your success? I'm personally waiting to be able to access the level 3 content in this community but until then i would love insight for anyone already been down that road.

Hi technocrats, I’m a product designer and AI/ML enthusiast building a new kind of AI-powered design tool, imagine uploading a design and the AI instantly reworking it with fresh layouts, colors, and text. The prototype is alive, but the vision is bigger than I can build alone. I’m looking for someone who’s fully into computer vision + machine learning to join me on this journey (not totally building from scratch). Even if you’ve only got one year of experience, (not a barrier), since you’re hungry to learn, experiment, and work to build something groundbreaking, we could be a great team. I'd be happy to connect with you and see how far we can take it together.

In our pipeline, a FastAPI endpoint receives the request. In one request, different agents can run — 2 from the Orchestrator (planning + combining), 4 from the ExcelAgent, 1 from the Researcher (which handles RAG and web search), and 1 from the Image Generator. That means there can be up to 8 LLM calls in total. Right now, I’m using concurrent.futures to run the agents in parallel, and everything runs on Celery. Is this the best approach, or is there a more standard/efficient way to handle this concurrency?

Hey guys im not sure at the moment what journey I should pursue more now... Because both No-code and the normal coding seem extreme useful and fun to me but I can't learn both at the same time.. What do you think?

Hello everyone 🖐️ I need only 4 points to be in level 3 , any volunteers plzzz 🥹