I've been developing for over 15 years, but in recent years I've been working as a PM. I thought I wouldn't do development anymore, but as I moved into AI PM, I'm feeling the need(?) to develop again. I'm working hard to keep up with others. It's quite different from the latte(^^) days, so it feels both comfortable and unfamiliar. I'm trying to skill up by taking good courses. I'm reading a lot of books too, but listening to lectures is definitely better. I started with YouTube first, but it was so-so... Then I saw an advertisement and after careful consideration, I chose this course. My wife bought it as a birthday present for me. (I'm grateful to my wife who boldly made the payment while I was hesitating, saying "What's there to think about if you're going to study?") I'd like to express my gratitude to Jim Coding for reigniting my development dream(?) at over 50 years old in the rapidly advancing AI field. I'll complete it 100% to the end. And I'll repeat it.