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Devs: if you’ve been meaning to start learning but don’t know where to begin, this one’s for you.

@Vanarchain 100% Have you started the module?

@MicrosoftLearn Structured context like this turns AI from a guesser into a reliable assistant for real-world workflows

Are AI tools misinterpreting your business terms? Give them the semantic context they need. Ontologies in Fabric IQ help AI understand your business vocabulary so it can deliver accurate, reliable answers. Explore the module: msft.it/6013QIPNx

@MischaMartineau Exactly, Mischa! Love that insight.

@MicrosoftLearn Such an important point. Ethics shouldn’t be an afterthought in AI, it should be the foundation. Without trust, even the most advanced systems lose their value.

Cynthia Dwork’s work proves AI needs more than intelligence, it needs trust. Her differential privacy research protects people as systems learn from data. What role should ethics play in AI? #WomenInAI #ResponsibleAI #WomenInTech

@meshivamahuja Smarter tools → faster workflows → stronger storytelling.

This is the shift people have been waiting for. When communications experts get tools that match their creativity and speed, the entire workflow changes. Less time stuck in repetitive tasks and more time shaping the message that actually matters. Great to see Microsoft empowering comms teams to build smarter and move faster.

Comms teams: your messaging expertise is the superpower. Vibe coding gives you the tools. 3 builds teams are shipping: → Announcement composer with approval tracking → Crisis playbook that drafts holding statements in minutes → Narrative checker that catches drift before it ships Pick one task you repeat weekly and build your first version, no code required.

@Vanarchain Definitely!

@MicrosoftLearn Understanding the basics is key before you unleash agents. A solid foundation in terminology makes building smarter, safer AI a lot easier

Before you build AI agents, learn the language. Save this glossary, share it with a friend, or drop it in the group chat.

@bilalsarbazi This learning path is great for beginners! Here's another great beginner path that focuses on prompting: msft.it/6010QI7Tq

@MicrosoftLearn Is it good for beginners? Is there any pathway for complete beginner?

If AI still feels a bit scattered, this helps bring it all together. This learning path focuses on Microsoft Foundry and covers: • Gen AI and agents • Text analysis, speech, and computer vision • Information extraction Start learning: msft.it/6015QxUDJ

Hot take: If your meeting doesn’t require discussion, it should be an email.

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@KarenPayneMVP That experimentation pays off when you step back into real systems and need prompts that are resilient, predictable, and aligned with actual outcomes.

@MicrosoftLearn Not a trick, I have spent a lot of time honing skills to create prompts outside of production code with intentionally broken code.

Be honest: How much time do you spend debugging prompts vs writing them?

@FlowAltDelete So true

@MicrosoftLearn There’s always more than 1

Hot take: every org has one alert begging to be automated. What’s yours?

@ExcelAI4Free Yup 100% Anything specific?

@MicrosoftLearn Any alert that repeats on a schedule is basically asking to be automated.

@Vanarchain Starting can be challenging, but AI Skills Navigator makes it simple!

@MicrosoftLearn Exactly. Knowing where to start is half the battle. Tools like AI Skills Navigator turn learning into actionable workflows, not just theory.

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@TheTechWorldPod Awesome! Still important for anyone to refresh their skills.

@MicrosoftLearn That is nice, although I am not new to AI world I will gladly take this path :) Thank you

@Vanarchain Super important!

@MicrosoftLearn Learning AI is just the start. The real advantage comes when you can connect that knowledge to tools, persistent memory, and agent workflows so your skills actually build things that last

From cloud fundamentals to AI‑powered development, validate the real, role‑based skills that set you apart now and in the years ahead. Explore more Microsoft Certifications on AI Skills Navigator: msft.it/6010Qx9ly

@HiddenSignalsHQ Glad you're finding these certs useful! Which one are you looking to start?

@MicrosoftLearn microsoft learn content is genuinely well structured for technical education, their certification programs have better industry recognition than most alternatives

@agentstack_dev Great addition, thanks!

I would add Reasoning as well. Here is the explanation: Reasoning is how an AI works through information step by step to reach a conclusion or decide what to do next.

@agentstack_dev Multi‑Agent Systems can be a difficult term to grasp at first, but once you see them as teams of specialized agents working together toward a shared outcome, the whole idea becomes surprisingly intuitive.

@MicrosoftLearn Which of these terms do you think people misunderstand the most right now? Its also good to see the difference between Copilot and Copilot Agents. I am currently engaging with this topic and did some infographics about it:

@ExcelAI4Free Exactly!

@MicrosoftLearn Perfect! Knowing the language first saves so much time later!