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what are the most common issues you face when writing prompts to AI models?

🔥Models & Agents: DeepSeek’s Next‑Gen Push 🔥 DeepSeek targets end‑2025 for a new model with advanced agent capabilities – aims for multi‑step autonomous actions and adaptive learning . 🤔 Why It Matters – More capable agents could automate resear

Where do you think there's GAP in AI. there's new models launching every week and old models are out of style. and there's memory, MCP, api, agent and what not. Where do you see a Gap to be bridged?

So Deepseek is nothing but an improved GPT4 wrapper. I'm not saying that's its bad, bust it's most likely a government funded company which burning as crazy (as GPT4 api costs are 107 times more than of deepseek v3)

🚨 API vs MCP: APIs are great. But MCP? Let's deep dive (<1min) 💡 So what’s the difference? Isn’t MCP just another API in disguise? Not quite. They look similar at first glance — but under the hood, MCP is purpose-built for modern AI and agenti

Prompting isn’t simply typing a question into an AI — it’s a structured communication method and one of the key skills needed to work effectively with LLMs. Here’s a clearer breakdown of the different approaches: 1. Foundational Prompt Styles Zero

🚨 Open AI is an Wrapper👀🤯 Hot take, but let’s break it down logically: OpenAI is not a full-stack AI company — it’s a high-level wrapper over Azure and NVIDIA. Here’s why that matters 👇 🔹 1. Infra Backbone = Microsoft Azure Almost 90%+ of Op

AI Fiesta Review 2025 – Is This Multi-AI Wrapper Worth It? AI Fiesta isn’t a new AI model but a wrapper tool that puts ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini & Grok in one dashboard. It’s all about convenience—saving time by letting you switch between models easil

🤖 Just discovered AI Fiesta - game changer for AI workflows! What is it? A unified platform that gives you access to 6 premium AI models (ChatGPT-5, Gemini 2.5 Pro, Claude Sonnet 4, Perplexity Sonar Pro, DeepSeek & Grok 4) under one roof. Key benefi

Guys, can you tell me if there are any AI models that still offer free API access, like OpenAI used to in the early days?"