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I'm glad you found it helpful! 😊

Thanks for the suggestion! I'll work on creating a detailed roadmap video soon.

Sure! I'll plan a roadmap-style video for this soon. Stay tuned! 😊

@@Anonymus-ef7gu Glad, you liked it😌

@@akankshyadas9759 Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It's completely normal to feel overwhelmed but remember everyone once felt the same. It's all about consistency and patience, you're on the right path just keep going!

@@Anonymus-ef7gu Thanks! Keep supporting😁

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@@superdeeptechmr866 Sure, go with CodeWithHarry's or Telusko's Java playlist. Both are beginners friendly and great courses available for free

@bhagwanmalhotra5909 Thanks so much! 🙏 I’m really glad you enjoyed the video! By the way for recorded audio editing I use Audacity and to enhance the audio's quality I use Adobe Podcast(free version).

Glad, you liked it. Thanks!

@@sreekrishna3926 Thanks for yout support and kind words!

I'm a fullstack developer working with the AIML team, we are using Gemini or openai for most of the projects

😂 do nt go for a extream level.this guy is telling MLE is not a entry level job.if you want to jump on to job market ,u have to also participate to developing...

AGI remains a theoretical concept, as current AI technologies have not yet reached this level of capability.

Thanks for your support! It's great that you are sharing this message with others.

THAT DEPENDS WHETHER UR INSTRUCTING THEM TO LEARN HOW TO USE GEN AI OR LEARN COMPLEX MATH AND CONCEPTS OF DEEP LEARNING TO CREATE GEN AI !!!

Gen AI indeed builds on ML concepts, but many Gen AI tools are designed to be user-friendly and abstract away complex ML details. This makes it possible to start with Gen AI and learn ML fundamentals along the way, rather than mastering ML first.

Starting side by side is where people give up...ML concept is not like you can start with Css and html side by side ,It takes months or years to complete ML fundamental,so how can people jump to gen AI​@@TechieBytess

I'm a fullstack developer working with the AIML team, we are using Gemini or openai for most of the projects

Great point! I completely agree that machine learning is foundational to generative AI and LLMs. My video is meant to highlight that while mastering Gen AI skills may provide more immediate career opportunities, a solid understanding of ML fundamentals is essential for deeper expertise. It's all about finding the right balance in your learning journey!

@@TechieBytess True True

@@jatothshoban4847 Many people used to say you had to learn C before moving on to C++ but now many start with C++ directly. The same goes for web development; some thought you needed to master HTML before JavaScript, but many learn both together. Generative AI can be approached just as easily!

That's great that you know MERN stack and know game development as well. Since you already worked with stable diffusion, I would suggest exploring machine learning. By the way are you planning to apply it to game development or do you have another idea in mind?

@@TechieBytess no I does not have many plan about future and learning game dev just for fun but I want to know all the thing before entering the profession

That sounds great. Learning for fun can lead to unexpected opportunities and you will gain valuable skills along the way

Sure, will make a video on it soon🫡

Machine learning is a broader field, while generative AI is a specific application that creates new content using machine learning techniques.

Machine learning is considered a subset of AI.

@@TechieBytess it means it considered as an base like machine learning + deep learning + nlp are the fundamental's of ai

Hi, did not understand what you are trying to say?

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Thanks for the feedback! I totally agree-practice really makes a difference. Have you started learning Python or planning to do so?

C++ does have advantages in performance and control, but Java also has its strengths, especially in ease of use and cross-platform capabilities. It's all about the specific needs.

You're welcome 😊

Thanks

If you're a beginner, I'd suggest starting with Java. It's easier to learn and widely used in various applications like Android apps and web development. Once you're comfortable, you can explore C++ for deeper system-level programming. The key is to start coding and see which one you enjoy more!

Thanq you

Thanks!

Thank you! Will do!

Thank you!

Yup that can also be done😏