
If you are trying to *Switch your career to GenAI*, I have created the most practical roadmap after working as an AI / ML Engineer in Generative AI for the past 5 years. Step 1 β Strengthen ML Fundamentals β Know the basics of: β Neural networks β Loss functions and optimization β Overfitting vs generalization β Model evaluation metrics β Even if you wonβt train huge models yourself, understanding how they work is crucial. Step 2 β Learn How LLMs Work Dive deeper into: β Transformers (self-attention, positional encoding) β Tokenization and embeddings β Differences between encoder, decoder, and encoder-decoder architectures β Pre-training vs fine-tuning Start with resources like: β Illustrated Transformer blog posts β Papers like βAttention Is All You Needβ β YouTube explainers for intuitive understanding Step 3 β Practice Prompt Engineering LLMs are powerful because of good prompts. Learn to: β Design zero-shot, one-shot, and few-shot prompts β Control output style and format (e.g. JSON) β Reduce hallucinations with better prompt wording β Create βchain-of-thoughtβ prompts for reasoning tasks Great playgrounds: OpenAI Playground, Anthropic Console, Gemini Pro UI. Step 4 β Build Something Small Apply what youβre learning. Start tiny: β A text summarizer β A Q&A bot for your documentation β An email re-writer β A chatbot for internal tools Tools to explore: β LangChain β LlamaIndex β Pinecone (for vector search) β Gradio / Streamlit for frontends Step 5 β Understand RAG Systems Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) is everywhere in real-world GenAI apps. β What embeddings are and how theyβre stored β How vector databases (e.g. Pinecone, Weaviate, Chroma) work β How to combine retrieval results with an LLM β Pros and cons of RAG vs Fine-tuning Step 6 β Explore Fine-Tuning & Model Customization Companies often want models specialized for their data. β Fine-tuning vs prompt engineering β Parameter-efficient fine-tuning (LoRA, QLoRA, PEFT) β Trade-offs between cost, speed, and accuracy β Tools like Hugging Face and open-source models Step 7 β Think About Deployment & Cost Real-world GenAI = business constraints. Learn about: β Token costs (and how to reduce them) β Latency considerations β Privacy and compliance risks β Caching strategies to lower API calls Step 8 β Stay Current Generative AI changes FAST. Keep learning: β Follow research papers (e.g. arXiv) β Join communities / Follow good writers β Read newsletters β Play with new APIs and open-source releases *Double Tap β€οΈ For More*

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