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#86 - Neural Maze: Guiding the Next Wave of AI Engineers | Miguel Otero Pedrido

#86 - Neural Maze: Guiding the Next Wave of AI Engineers | Miguel Otero Pedrido

47min |17/09/2025
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Let's Talk AI

#86 - Neural Maze: Guiding the Next Wave of AI Engineers | Miguel Otero Pedrido

#86 - Neural Maze: Guiding the Next Wave of AI Engineers | Miguel Otero Pedrido

47min |17/09/2025
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The world of AI engineering is exploding. Every week, there’s a new framework, a new tool, a new breakthrough. For beginners and even mid-career engineers, it can feel overwhelming. Where do you even start?


In this episode of Let’s Talk AI, Miguel explains why hands-on learning beats passive theory, why systems thinking is the real skill every AI engineer needs, and why observability—understanding what’s happening inside your models and systems—is non-negotiable if you want to build responsibly.


For anyone looking to break into AI engineering, this episode offers a roadmap: stop chasing every trend, start focusing on systems, and above all…


Build, learn, and grow.


Top Insights:

  • Neural Maze aims to help aspiring engineers navigate the overwhelming AI landscape.

  • Building AI systems requires thinking in terms of systems, not just code.

  • Observability is crucial for deploying AI systems in production.

  • Learning by building projects is the most effective way to gain skills.

  • Filo Agents project connects philosophy with gaming, showcasing innovative applications of AI.

  • The value of code has shifted; engineers must adapt to new technologies.

  • Miguel encourages staying out of the hype and focusing on building meaningful projects.

  • He plans to expand Neural Maze into a community for self-contained courses.


Connect with Miguel Otero Pedrido


Connect with Thomas Bustos


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Description

The world of AI engineering is exploding. Every week, there’s a new framework, a new tool, a new breakthrough. For beginners and even mid-career engineers, it can feel overwhelming. Where do you even start?


In this episode of Let’s Talk AI, Miguel explains why hands-on learning beats passive theory, why systems thinking is the real skill every AI engineer needs, and why observability—understanding what’s happening inside your models and systems—is non-negotiable if you want to build responsibly.


For anyone looking to break into AI engineering, this episode offers a roadmap: stop chasing every trend, start focusing on systems, and above all…


Build, learn, and grow.


Top Insights:

  • Neural Maze aims to help aspiring engineers navigate the overwhelming AI landscape.

  • Building AI systems requires thinking in terms of systems, not just code.

  • Observability is crucial for deploying AI systems in production.

  • Learning by building projects is the most effective way to gain skills.

  • Filo Agents project connects philosophy with gaming, showcasing innovative applications of AI.

  • The value of code has shifted; engineers must adapt to new technologies.

  • Miguel encourages staying out of the hype and focusing on building meaningful projects.

  • He plans to expand Neural Maze into a community for self-contained courses.


Connect with Miguel Otero Pedrido


Connect with Thomas Bustos


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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Description

The world of AI engineering is exploding. Every week, there’s a new framework, a new tool, a new breakthrough. For beginners and even mid-career engineers, it can feel overwhelming. Where do you even start?


In this episode of Let’s Talk AI, Miguel explains why hands-on learning beats passive theory, why systems thinking is the real skill every AI engineer needs, and why observability—understanding what’s happening inside your models and systems—is non-negotiable if you want to build responsibly.


For anyone looking to break into AI engineering, this episode offers a roadmap: stop chasing every trend, start focusing on systems, and above all…


Build, learn, and grow.


Top Insights:

  • Neural Maze aims to help aspiring engineers navigate the overwhelming AI landscape.

  • Building AI systems requires thinking in terms of systems, not just code.

  • Observability is crucial for deploying AI systems in production.

  • Learning by building projects is the most effective way to gain skills.

  • Filo Agents project connects philosophy with gaming, showcasing innovative applications of AI.

  • The value of code has shifted; engineers must adapt to new technologies.

  • Miguel encourages staying out of the hype and focusing on building meaningful projects.

  • He plans to expand Neural Maze into a community for self-contained courses.


Connect with Miguel Otero Pedrido


Connect with Thomas Bustos


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Description

The world of AI engineering is exploding. Every week, there’s a new framework, a new tool, a new breakthrough. For beginners and even mid-career engineers, it can feel overwhelming. Where do you even start?


In this episode of Let’s Talk AI, Miguel explains why hands-on learning beats passive theory, why systems thinking is the real skill every AI engineer needs, and why observability—understanding what’s happening inside your models and systems—is non-negotiable if you want to build responsibly.


For anyone looking to break into AI engineering, this episode offers a roadmap: stop chasing every trend, start focusing on systems, and above all…


Build, learn, and grow.


Top Insights:

  • Neural Maze aims to help aspiring engineers navigate the overwhelming AI landscape.

  • Building AI systems requires thinking in terms of systems, not just code.

  • Observability is crucial for deploying AI systems in production.

  • Learning by building projects is the most effective way to gain skills.

  • Filo Agents project connects philosophy with gaming, showcasing innovative applications of AI.

  • The value of code has shifted; engineers must adapt to new technologies.

  • Miguel encourages staying out of the hype and focusing on building meaningful projects.

  • He plans to expand Neural Maze into a community for self-contained courses.


Connect with Miguel Otero Pedrido


Connect with Thomas Bustos


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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