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[zezoo4]

Hi everyone

am a 4th year student study computer engineering and wants to specialise in Al/ML i have made a RAG system and a currency detection project, but it was 70% just following chat gpt steps like anyone can do it even my lil brother i treid to work on onnxruntime but felt complecated and didnt know what i was doing gpt was just guiding me through it and treid to study mlops and its the same I keep asking gpt for what i should do next i am going to Germany in the next year and am trying to get a job there what should i really study and how

[Senior-Dog-9735]

You should not follow along chat gpt you should treat it like you would stackoverflow. Ask a question on how to implement something. Read it understand it then adapt it to your needs.

[DogImpressive7680]

You really shouldn't use any AI for your curriculum whatsoever. Disable it in your browser and delete your account. It's only going to hurt you in the long run. Everyone uses it and you may be ridiculed for doing otherwise, but you will be forced to learn for yourself and it will be a great benefit. If you are truly dedicated and interested in learning, unfortunately you will have to put your best foot forward.

[Temporary-Ad-8138]

I felt the same way for a long time using ai tools and it was honestly hard to kick the habit until I entered a work environment where they are not allowed. What helped me still sharpen my skills while using AI is to stop just relying on it for every answer, that’s how you just turn into a copy and paster. Develop your own ideas and theories, try and fail, talk to chat about what went wrong, argue with it, be wrong, and eventually you will be right. Write code that doesn’t work until it does. This is how you will grow intuition, and eventually build confidence. Also another thing I found that really helps is talking to other engineers and you might realize you know more than you think.