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    Aug 25
    No computer science degree required. Sabrina Palis spent a decade as a teacher before enrolling in the Master of Science in AI degree program. Her capstone project: a decision support system that uses AI to detect anomalies in aerospace telemetry. Watch the full graduate
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    Aug 17
    What's your best defense against an agent inventing data? It isn't the schema: schema validation checks shape, and a hallucinated value has perfect shape. The agent needed a date, invented one, and the pipeline accepted it, which is how fabricated data spreads through systems
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    Aug 14
    🤖 One of the cumulative projects in the new AI Engineering with Claude Nanodegree program is a claims intake agent. You start with the raw agentic loop and build up to an agent that reads an ambiguous claim and decides its own next step: clarify with the user, route it forward,
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    Aug 13
    The best people to tell you about our master's in AI program? The ones who've been through it. Join us live this Wednesday for a Q&A with three program graduates: ✅ Nhan Le – Data Quality Analyst, Meta ✅ Sabrina Palis – AI and Data Science Specialist ✅ Christopher O'Hara –
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    Aug 12
    Multi-agent systems are having a moment, and plenty of them shouldn't exist. Every agent you add brings coordination, handoffs, and failure modes the single-agent version never had, and a lot of problems come out better with one well-engineered agent than five loosely
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