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The core of this self-study path revolves around four application-layer skills—prompting, API calls, RAG, and Agents—rather than Transformer mathematical derivations or model architecture.
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From Zero to AI LLMs in Three Months: A Pragmatic Self-Study Roadmap
bilibiliAI产品经理学习路线10/21/2026
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