You don't need Python to learn agents: start from organizational theory, says KarlMuth
KarlMuth · x · 2026-09-03
Wrapping up his thread replying to Andrew Ng, KarlMuth addresses the common objection that agents 'require too much coding' or that people lack Python confidence. His answer: start from agent principles through organizational theory or statistics, and use whatever domain you're already comfortable with — 'there are many views of Fuji-san,' and all paths lead to the same place.
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