Andrew Ng just released a 1-hour course on building agentic knowledge Graphs from scratch: • 00:00 - Introduction to agentic knowledge Graphs • 03:07 - Construction of agentic Graphs • 14:00 - Architecture of multi-agent systems • 23:00 - Building agentic graphs with Google ADK • 01:06:03 - Why... Graphsare the future of agentic AI Worth more than 10 articles on loop engineering. Watch it today, then read how to become a graph engineer in the article below.show more

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Graphs win because agents often need to loop back and share context, not just pass output forward. Curious if Ng's course explains how to avoid infinite loops with cycles, that's usually the tricky part

Yeah. There is part on this topic too

"bro said 'Andrew Ng JUST released' a 1-hour course on agentic knowledge graphs 😂 bro, that course dropped in August 2025 — almost a full year ago.

setting a whole 14 minutes aside for multi-agent system architecture is honestly rare in short courses

Basically graphs it’s the basis for multi agentic orchestration

This is insane

Yeah. Top tier course on Graphs in my opinion

this course should be learned from myself

This course will change the way you are building agentic systems

real alpha, Codez ! thanks for sharing this video

You are welcome bro. Explore Graphs. I’m sure you will like it !

alright, i'll read this article

@0xCodez wow, didn't know you could pack that much into an hour. gonna need coffee to keep up with the multi-agent systems part 😅

Yeah. Andrew Ng shipping hard !

@0xCodez right? he's on a roll lately. what's been your favorite project of his?

can you stop delivering alpha?

I have only Alpha button bro

Knowledge graphs are not graph engineering

agentic graphs over RAG for structured multi-hop queries is the right call

AI needs better context, not just bigger models. That's exactly why platforms like @TrustGraphAI are so compelling.

@AndrewYNg used knowledge graph for Hiring assistant using Obsidian and Claude.

Andrew Ng releasing a full hour on agentic knowledge graphs is exactly what builders need. Graphs bring structure memory and reliable multi agent coordination that simple loops still lack. This is the practical foundation that will move agentic AI from flashy demos into real production systems. Worth blocking time for today.

@daleverett

The gap between people who use AI as a toy and people who use it as infrastructure is already massive. Within 12 months it will be unbridgeable.

这正是我搭 Obsidian 工作流时卡住的地方。我不缺一张更漂亮的图，我想要的是写不出来时，笔记能帮我找到下一个选题。先存了。

Andrew Ng courses are gold for agentic graphs and orchestration. But the bigger shift is from isolated agents to reliable systems: context, handoffs, recovery & governance. Thread on why integrity must be designed in from the start 👉

Graphs look to me like engineers learning operations design and giving it cooler names that what operators thought of

Neoj4 is crazy expensive. Postgres and AGE is another way but not nearly as good

Bro don't mix concepts. Agentic knowledge graphs use AI agents to build and maintain graphs dynamically, while graph engineering is the broader practice of designing and optimizing graph structures and databases. The course is by Neo4j, don't confuse readers for engagement.

Impressive course!

I've found the best AI material lately is the stuff that shows the build process. Theory helps, but seeing the pieces connect is what sticks for me.

just watched the multi-agent architecture section, the way he breaks down agent coordination patterns is actually useful for production systems

The extract -> resolve -> assemble -> query loop is basically what RAG promised and never quite delivered for multi-step reasoning. Graphs make the retrieval step structural instead of vibes-based similarity search.

amazing course codez, need to master graph engineering now

Sure, we still need to educate software engineers. But let's be honest: it's like opening a horse-training academy in 1910.

bro that course is solid but where's the shipping part

@AndrewYNg is GOAT for his contributions!

Wait, the video gave no hands-on demo regarding graph engineering. It was solely agentic development.

bro made a timestamp list for a free youtube video like its a dvd menu 😂

A full hour from Andrew Ng on agentic graphs is a rare find worth clearing time for.

Andrew Ng courses always leave me with something I can actually run the same night most of these 1 hour drops just hand you vocabulary and thats it