Avuna bro

Exactly

Did not understand ur comment

Software Development chesey valla kantey software training ichey vallaki ekkuva money vastundi ani.

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yes

I think this is sponsored program and they are trying to sell the course with the name of current trend AI and chatgpt.

​@@sumithjain04584yes. It's a scam

yes vfx carrier downfall completely bcoz of this ai

Chadhuvu ki lekapovachu but, thelivithetalaki undaney untundhi

@@vedasiva695 am telivi bro jobs ani potunai e thokalo ai valla 🤦🤦

Chadivina chaduvu ki eppudo poindhi value. Who's intelligent he gets recognition. Mana daggara talent skills undi vadakapoina chupiyyakapoina it's a loss. This is what I've realised from my life. Spontaneity, communication and problem solving are main things bro! Nuv enni anna chaduvu, ee 3 lekunda naku jobs ravatledhu ante waste of time. Spend your time in gaining these skills. Appudu edhi chadivina you can use that knowledge anytime

You are right…. Next ten years lo 10 crores IT jobs potayi ….. 100% pakka

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I wish it would’ve been interviewed by ChatGpt. The anchor is such irritating loud mouth there!

Pure strategy

But worth it.

True. This is all cheating people wuth the name if AI.

Nee lanti vallu ilanti pichi comments pettadam vall vallaki value lekunda poindhi🫢🫢

Nailed.

In future anchors are replced by AI Just saying.......😂

i totally agree

He sells courses, not content management.

Niku ala ardam ayindaa Anaya 😅😅🤦‍♂️

@@Anonymous-dh4ee Hmmm..ade kada! She doesn’t even know the A’s of AI and interrupting abruptly in between with no knowledge! She’s unpleasant to watch or listen to as an anchor either!!

Thank you for inspiring guru

Manam kuda ela cheyavacha

​@@naveennaveen7187 emi jaragadu.. veelu freeclass ani cheppi inivte chastaru.. aa taruvata kharidaina course ani cheppi course value 35000 ani cheppi first aa taruvaata last first 20 members ki 5000 Rs ke ee course sell chasatam ani kangaru pedataru.. daaniki kontamnandi bakkralu.. ee course toh nuvvedo course lakhs lo sampadistacani feel ayopoyi.. nijanaga aa course buy chasi bakara avutaru... i attended his free class.. it is the worst class ever i joined, his intention is only to sell course there and no value added there. Just shown some random videos to attract audience to buy his high end course.. .. vaibhav sisinty also has same tactic and i guess he copied him and also vaibhav atleast is being successful by giving little content in his free masterclass but this guy fails.. but one thing is sure, the couse selllers like vaibhav sisinity , this guy and many others running lot of ad campaingns in social media and create free master class and sell their high end courses. This happens for all new technologies. For example, Vaibhav sisinty sold linked courses, web3 courses same way and now Ai is very booming and they become Ai experts now. So guys , dont fall in to this trap. All content is freely available, no need to fall in to this dangerous trap bcoz even 5000Rs is very important for so many people..

You are correct

"Hey, thanks for sharing your viewpoint. I just wanted to share my perspective as well. While the rapid progress of AI technologies might suggest that soon all complex tasks can be automated, the reality is often more complicated. Creating tools that can automatically generate appropriate prompts isn't as straightforward as it might seem. The core challenge is effectively translating human intent into a form that an AI model understands. A tool might be able to organize our thoughts, but it can't truly understand them or extract them from our brains. Moreover, even if we do achieve a breakthrough in this area, it won't be a quick leap to a perfectly functioning tool. It's worth remembering how long it took for us to develop the software that allows us to create other software and tools. Decades of work went into the evolution of these systems. It's reasonable to expect that new AI technologies will require a similar timeframe for maturity. Therefore, while it's valuable to anticipate future advancements, it's equally important to understand the current utility and importance of prompt engineering. It remains a significant part of interacting with AI models and will likely continue to be so for the foreseeable future." These amendments can provide a more detailed explanation and underline the importance of prompt engineering in today's AI landscape.

@@avinashmada Development of IT took time because those days we didn't have engineers. Now we have engineers and lot of avenues for upgrading the skills to fit into AI. So we will see drastic changes in our way of like very soon. My question to the youngsters who are joining for this prompting engineering course is very simple. Ok you can get a job as prompting engineer. What is the career map? A software engineer becomes Team Lead, then PL , then manager etc. What prompting engineer will become? No growth path. Believe me this post is something like data entry operator. These jobs will vanish. So guys please avoid this line of job. Advising for your own good. Make wise decision.

@@avinashmada It's non sense. You think just prompt engineering can help one create a full fledged software or enterprise solution. AI aids in software development, just prompting can't create a software. Whoever say prompt engineering is this or that, just simply don't believe. Prompt engineering is simply putting words together to obtain desired info, simply like the skill of Googling.

@@pjsraju5040 I appreciate your concern, and it's always important to consider potential future developments when deciding on a career path. However, I would like to address some misconceptions that appear to be influencing your perspective. Firstly, the progress in IT and software development isn't purely a function of the number of engineers; rather, it's based on the inherent complexity of the technology itself. Inventing something fundamentally new, like AI, involves solving problems we've never encountered before, and that takes time and expertise, regardless of how many engineers are working on it and on top it off we have huge shortage of GPUs. Secondly, career growth isn't always a linear path from engineer to team lead to manager, especially in innovative and rapidly evolving fields like AI. Career paths in such domains can be diverse and interdisciplinary. An AI prompt engineer could potentially move into areas like AI model training, AI systems design, AI policy and ethics, research, and more. The skills gained from working with AI prompts - such as understanding how to articulate intent to an AI, testing and refining AI outputs, etc. - are foundational and transferable. It's also worth noting that the use of AI is growing rapidly across all sectors, from tech to healthcare to finance and beyond. This means there is increasing demand for people who understand AI and can work with it effectively. If anything, a background in AI could provide a significant career advantage in the coming years. Lastly, comparing AI prompt engineering to data entry isn't accurate. While data entry involves repetitive input of data, AI prompt engineering is about creating and refining the interfaces between humans and complex AI models. This work is strategic, creative, and highly technical. I understand that the future can feel uncertain, especially when it comes to AI. However, I believe it's more productive to see the potential opportunities rather than just the challenges. As with any career path, it's important to do your research, understand the industry, and make informed decisions. But dismissing a field outright based on speculation could mean missing out on exciting opportunities. thanks for your thoughts.

@@beamer5404 hmm.. thanks for your inputs but i have few points to add. While at the surface, prompt engineering may seem like just "putting words together to obtain desired info", there's much more to it than that. Prompt engineering is about translating human intention into a form that an AI model can understand, and this requires a deep understanding of how these models think and interpret inputs. It's not as simple as searching the right terms on Google - it's about defining and shaping the interaction between human users and complex AI models. This becomes even more critical as AI models are increasingly used in more sophisticated and sensitive applications. Imagine a scenario where an AI model is being used to provide medical advice or make financial decisions. The prompts given to the model in such cases could have serious real-world consequences, and we would want them to be crafted by professionals who understand the intricacies of the AI model and the domain in which it's being used. In terms of creating a full-fledged software or enterprise solution, it's true that prompt engineering alone isn't enough. However, it is an integral part of the process when AI is involved. Similar to how a user interface designer shapes the interaction between users and a software, a prompt engineer shapes the interaction between users and an AI model. Lastly, it's worth noting that the skills learned in prompt engineering - understanding AI models, refining their outputs, troubleshooting their errors - are highly transferable and in demand as more and more sectors are integrating AI into their operations. So even if the job title of "prompt engineer" evolves or changes, the skills and experience gained would likely remain valuable.

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Good joke. Keep it up

Hmmm..ade kada! She doesn’t even know the A’s of AI and interrupting abruptly in between with no knowledge! She’s unpleasant to watch or listen to as an anchor either!!

Abbo enti advertising his course aa.. Seems yoiu are from his team.. Master class ani cheppi inka konni high end courses sell chastaru ante gaa.. as everybody do these days..

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Adhi mosam bro

Lol😂...he makes 50% of his earnings from these cheap courses....once he creates a course it's an asset which generates income every month..no extra effort is needed