[jamal-kumar]

As long as you're interacting with it at a decently high level it's honestly really easy code.

I watched a friend of mine who went from maybe some python courses to writing some really impressive ML stuff as her first project within a few months and with some help from some people who know their stuff a bit, which I found pretty impressive. I think as long as you're building things on top of what's available out there that you can find tons of utility in all the solutions that have been coming up in the past years without a ton of effort. Try dipping your toes into something simple like object recognition and you'll find it's pretty easy.

If you're talking about getting into the field on a level where you're actually developing these technologies themselves then I hope your math is around college-level. Reading deeper into the docs of the tools I'm using and they're showing calculus and linear algebra to me. I don't pretend to understand it very well.