A pleasure to teach Agentic AI this term at Istanbul Technical University.

We covered 17 agentic patterns: Agentic RAG, ReAct, Memory, Guardrails, multi-agent, Graph-of-Thoughts. Best part: seeing 40 student projects move from "use an LLM" to "design an agent."

My latest paper is out in IEEE Access:

📄Grammar or Crammer? The Role of Morphology in Distinguishing Orthographically Similar but Semantically Unrelated Words

A 47-page study on morphology and semantic modeling in English and Turkish. t.co/gf663FIG5A

“As a leader, you’re the force multiplier for your organization. Force multiplying is a vector quantity, not a scalar quantity. It’s a vector quantity because the direction is very important. It’s not just the magnitude. It’s the direction, too.” t.co/HePyFKJ84S

Let’s come up with a new name for #Agile, create our own backlogs, and start fresh. Keep it secret from the business folks. t.co/yAulbTeMW2

"...I don't think that anybody really thinks that AlphaGo is happy when it wins the game..."
"...We can use a knife to cook and to kill.."
Yuval Noah Harari (Sapiens) versus Yann Le Cun (Meta) on artificial intelligence t.co/IlgRKDWaNc via @LePoint

Even experts cannot predict social changes (e.g., prejudice, violence, individualism, political polarization). They're no better than naive people or basic statistical models. They're more aware of the uncertainty and complexity, though.
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