Savannah Norem

As AI continues to make headlines, with Mistral releasing their first multi-modal model and OpenAI releasing a “reasoning” model, becoming an AI developer continues to be at the forefront of a lot of people's minds. And for most developers, knowing how to go from nothing to a functional website is the goal, so that’s what I’m here to attempt to teach you.

New technologies come and go quicker than the seasons. Sometimes it’s hard, as a developer, to know which tools are worth knowing about and learning how to use, and which will seem like last year’s news in only two months. Project Jupyter however, is definitely worth taking the time to learn about. They’ve been creating tools to help developers for almost a decade. Their Executive and Software Steering Councils include folks from top-notch companies like AWS, Netflix, and Apple.

If you’re like me – when you hear the word “agent” you think of secret agents doing cool stuff. Well, in the world of AI, agents can absolutely be secret agents, but they can also be something like Siri on your iPhone. These AI agents can be any entity that perceives their environment in some way and then can take actions that will help them achieve your goals. For instance, did you know that your computer opponents in Mario Kart are not all trying to come in first?