How can a Java engineer catch up on AI?

From the episode of the Artifact: • Ep 11: Exploring AI fo...
Exploring AI for application developers (with Sinan Ozdemir)
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[@COD_MW007]

Sir, I have a suggestion, can't we compile a structured guide in which we mention how a Java developer should start from learning about AI and integrate it in our development and learning

[@Turnpost2552]

This is just an ad

[@NOCDIB]

I agree with him. The "easiest" way to learning something that is evolving is to have studied it have gradually studied it in the past. The last easiest day to learn AI was yesterday and starting to day will be easier than starting tomorrow so embrace the difficulty and accept the challenge.

[@amirnorozi9029]

It was perfect

[@beingsks457]

if purchasing the all-access pass on your website and completing any courses would result in a certificate. I need this certification to apply for reimbursement at my company. Please respond

[@latifkhan535]

You cant apply for reimbursement

[@beingsks457]

@@latifkhan535 why?

[@eduardoroque3239]

What is the name of his book?

[@Tony-dp1rl]

The quickest way, to be honest, is to jump to C# or Python ... the time spent jumping languages and frameworks will be made up easily with the move away from Spring and Java and its awful Azure SDK dependency conflicts and patching. The idea of having a security-patch monthly for Java or Spring when working on an AI project with confidential user data is a nightmare.

[@NischitSapkota]

so what do you recommend sir? ( sorry for assuming your pronouns :/)

[@nikhilraov100]

Some random guy blabbering about his book.

[@ajajjamadar]

Worth

[@softashutube]

Very long time

[@Another0neTime]

I thought that was geohotz for a second. 😂

[@nunoalexandre6408]

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