I want to learn how to build AI Agents for myself, but there are so many applications (Autogen, CrewAI, etc) I am not sure which to learn. I can program in Python and Javascript. I don’t want to waste time learning the wrong one. I’m not sure if I should learn no-code or not.
What are the best free and paid ones to learn? Can you give me some advice on getting started learning?
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I get a ton of hits when I punch " AI Agents - Which One to Learn" into a search engine. Do you have some specific concerns from your initial research into this topic?
Worrying about “wasting time learning the wrong ___” is something that aspiring devs need to work on letting go of.
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I want to learn to keep up with technology. Once I start learning I may get ideas on what i want to build. But I don’t want to loose out on this new technology. I get a feeling this will be a valuable work skill and personal skill.
Also, I am interested in ai agents that can be combined to perform different tasks.
Eg: If I want AI to draw me a picture of where the best weather in the world is, but only in countries with good wifi, I might want an ai agent that finds the best weather, another ai agent that finds places with good wifi, and another ai agent that can present all of this information to me by drawing me a map. Then I would want a program that lets these agents communicated and then complete the end task for me.
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So there are several courses available to learn how to build AI agents, so take some time to explore your options and decide which one to pursue. There’s no wrong choice, as different tools serve different use cases, each with its own pros and cons. To get started, check out Google AI Vertex for a robust platform: Google AI Vertex. You can also explore a detailed guide on creating AI agents from scratch at Analytics Vidhya: Build AI Agents from Scratch.