Ask HN: Where can I learn AI?

[hungpinch]

I am currently a CS student at University, I have been contemplating going into the realm of AI but I do not trust the recommendations of the internet. Where can I find reliable information or courses that will allow me to take the next step in AI development and use?

[dreamlessfate]

I would highly recommend "Neural Networks from Scratch". It will walk you through the code & theory at a granular level.

Youtube Playlist - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wo5dMEP_BbI&list=PLQVvvaa0Qu...

[hungpinch]

I appreciate this! thank you for the quick response.

[rqmedes]

I can recommend https://course.fast.ai/

[salva101]

+1 -- it's the best content out there. HuggingFace discord is a great community too!

[hungpinch]

Seems to be a popular and valid response. Thank you for the link as well.

[jiraistheworst]

Getting a minor (or double major!) in math or statistics would be helpful. I know it isn't the flashiest answer, but getting a solid foundation in math will be helpful in understanding what's going on behind the AI curtains. I think math has to be one of the hardest subjects to learn after graduation, so focusing on it now will pay big dividends.

[hungpinch]

This is a great idea! that would just mean a few more classes, thank you for the idea!

[bishes]

fastai is a no brainer. You can go into the nitty gritty later, but doing this course will let you see the power of AI and deep learning from the start.

[hungpinch]

Thank you! Checking it out during winter break!

[tanseydavid]

Isn't at least some AI-related material a part of your upper-level course work at University?

[hungpinch]

It is! I would like to work on it before then and get a head start and get ready for senior projects.