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The learning path needs to match a clear target position (Agent development, FDE, or remote contract work) and accumulate demonstrable business points through hands-on projects, rather than learning AI in a vague, general way.
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10/23/2026
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Frontend to AI Agent Development: A Frontline Architect Explains Career Paths and Opportunities
bilibilivue3项目实战10/23/2026
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