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Model Context Protocol(MCP) Explanation | Harish Sharma | Learn With Baba

IndiaPublished January 18, 2026

Views 142  |  Likes 14  |  Comments 1
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Learn With BabaLearn With Baba
82 subs66 videosAug 2015

This video has 142 views and 14 likes, ranking #2,348,450 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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142

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14

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1

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Model Context Protocol (MCP) Explained – A New Standard for AI Context & Tooling In this video, we explore Model Context Protocol (MCP) — an open protocol designed to standardize how AI models receive context, interact with tools, and access external data. As AI systems become more powerful, managing context, tools, …

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January 18, 2026
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