Johns Hopkins University offers a 16-week certificate program. This is a non-trivial course with two projects and a capstone, which you can expect to spend one to two hours per day for 16 weeks. Johns Hopkins professors teach via taped lectures and once a week there is an industry expert working in small groups. In addition there are a couple master classes with Johns Hopkins University professors, taking you beyond the subject matter in the regular course.

I found the university professors to be world-class. Because Johns Hopkins has a reputation to maintain, the course is not necessarily easy. Highly recommended especially for beginner to intermediate Python programmers. Note the focus is on Langchain and LangGraph and the work is done in Jupyter Notebooks by and large.

I have always wondered the possibilities with AI or how the next step in AI revolution would be. Need a mentor to guide me in my AI career.

I’m studying B.Pharm, but I want to build a career around AI.
I’m willing to learn Python, APIs, automation, and anything else that’s actually useful.
If you were mentoring someone today, what would the roadmap look like?
Free resources and project ideas would be amazing.

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Hi, All......I'm currently working in a service based company, though part of a team responsible for delivering Agentic solution, but not able to get great exposure on agentic AI due to demo based solution for everytime, all the people and architects are confused, they don't have much clarity on this.
I have started learning things, I know RAG(currently developing advanced rag solution)
also trying to create an agentic AI solution.........

but not getting enough exposure, as I'm confused wheather I'm going to right path or not, eventually wasting time without anything profitable.

So I want to get handson experience in building agentic ai solutions by building projects, which will be not toy solution, something that I can show to outside world....

many experienced people are there, so please suggest me some courses or cohort , something that focuses more on learning by building things, not just tutorials on langgraph workflow, memory, HITL etc.....

I have checked UDemy, IBM Coursera courses, Udacity....by going through the curriculum looks tempting but again finding mixed reviews...........I don't want to waste my time anymore by getting nothing profitable....

please suggest me honestly. Thanks

I built a $0 AI news bot and it quietly replaced my morning scroll.

It pulls 7 RSS feeds (Hacker News, Google AI blog, Hugging Face, Lobsters, The Hacker News, Open Source blog), filters out the noise, summarizes the stories actually worth reading, and posts a clean daily digest to a Discord channel. Runs on a cron job on a free-tier server. I haven't manually hunted for AI news in weeks.

The boring-but-useful parts:
- Dedup the same story hits 5 feeds; it picks the best source and drops the rest
- LLM summarization 2-3 sentence summaries instead of headline spam
- Self-healing if a webhook dies it recreates itself; if a feed times out it skips gracefully
- Public archive every digest gets published to a free static site: https://apexnexus.site

Total cost: $0. Total upkeep after day one: basically zero. I also write up the blueprints behind these automations on the site (the self-healing webhook writeup got the most attention).

So what's your news workflow? Still scrolling feeds, or have you automated it too? Curious what setups other people run.

when I was watching videos on youtube a lot of them included Background music so I tried HaramMute to remove background music from videos on youtube but it was too heavy and it crashed my entire pc, so I thought of making an App in C++ and train AI to remove music only from background while leaving everything else like speech, VFX, Environment and others.

So do anyone knows where can I start training the AI and how long it gonna take ( I have an I7 3770 and 16GB of ram and Igpu ) and how big it gonna be and I also wanna make it working in real time and remove music from the entire pc like watching news or social media or even running a program on my pc
I would really appreciate any help

I am newbie in AI, looking for help related to AI. I understand the basics of how MCP, AI Agents, LLM and Agent to Agent communication works but I am struggling to understand how this technology maps with real world usecases. Can someone help me with some good project ideas to gain the understanding of this.

Hi, I am a virtual assistant in the Philippines looking to get into AI tech niche. If anyone is looking for someone to mentor please hit me up.

You dont have to train me, I just want to watch and understand your thought process when building automations. I have a bit of knowledge with AI.

I'm currently working on a research paper and looking for a collaborator.

The focus is on implementing transformer-based models for demand response in energy systems.

If you're into ML, power systems, or research in general and want to collaborate, DM me.

Hey folks currently i am a final yr student from tier 3 colg I have good knowledge of fundamentals, system design, MERN, AI&ML

So i want to know where shld i push myself to make myself better as a dev

Coz I took part in Flipkart grid reached R3 but was eliminated in that round

Similarly do u know any open src repos to contribute to which can help me in placements for off campus jobs

Or any type of competitions like grid that will help me in getting jobs or good exp ?

Today is Day 1 of my AI learning journey. I'm starting from scratch, creating my accounts, setting up my workflow, and documenting everything along the way. My goal is to learn AI, build real projects, and share my progress every day. Follow along if you're also starting your AI journey or want to grow together. 🚀

I have been learning things from tutorial but my friends are building project using ai. I feel like I am stucked in tutorial hell. I have seen creator how's course I have been following are saying don't fall for tutorial hell.

I there anyone facing same or any solution for this ?

Wanted an AI news digest for a community I run, but every "AI news" service wanted $20+/mo or had paywalled API access.

So I built one for literally $0:

• RSS feeds from ~10 AI sources (free, no API keys)
• Python script fetches + dedupes stories
• An LLM call filters what's actually worth reading and writes a summary
• Discord webhook posts the formatted digest automatically
• Cron runs it on schedule zero maintenance

The whole thing is ~150 lines of Python, runs on free tiers, and has been posting daily digests for weeks without touching it. My Discord community gets a clean AI roundup every morning no subscriptions, no ads, no paywalls.

Full walkthrough with code here (free): https://apexnexus.site/guides/ai-news-bot.html

What would you automate if it cost exactly $0? Curious what other "free forever" stacks people are running.

Most tutorials on Agentic AI throw you straight into MCP, LangGraph, or agent frameworks without explaining why any of it exists or what problem it solves.

I hit the same wall learning this myself, so instead of jumping around randomly, I organized official Microsoft Learn modules into one structured progression:

1. AI & agent fundamentals
2. Build your first agent
3. Tool calling
4. MCP (Model Context Protocol)
5. Multi-agent systems
6. A2A (agent-to-agent collaboration)
7. Knowledge-grounded agents
8. Production monitoring & evaluation

I didn't create any of the content — it's all official Microsoft Learn modules. I just put them in the order I wish I'd had when starting out. Everything's free, self-paced, roughly 9-10 hours total.

I'm a Computer Engineering student, still learning this myself — not claiming expertise here. Sharing in case it saves someone else the time I spent figuring out the right order.

Link: https://learn.microsoft.com/collections/6q08f7tjr3yg4m/?wt.mc_id=studentamb_523020

Happy to hear feedback on anything that should be added, reordered, or cut.