Where to start learning artificial intelligence?

Question

IT education

I want to get into AI. Interested in robotics, drones, quadcopters, etc. Can you give me a learning algorithm? (algorithms, neural networks, machine learning, linear algebra - what else is there?) Where to start and where to end (in mathematics, a complete zero, alas). I am programming in Python.

Answer 1

zero in math

Start by solving this problem.

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Answer 3

Studying artificial intelligence?

There is a good course on the course. https://www.coursera.org/learn/machine-learning
Then you still need to learn the basics of electronics and microcontroller programming
You also have to pull up

Answer 4

With Nvidia SDK for Pyphon: here
Here is an example of what can be done: magic .

Answer 5

no math)

Answer 6

If the drones are robots (and this is in most cases not AI) - start with arduino (practically C ++). And in the course of picking, you will understand what you need to learn further.

Answer 7

After the Machine Learning course on Coursera, as advised above, and if it doesn’t tire you, you can take the Neural Networks for Machine Learning course

Answer 8

Steve Jobs, Bill Gates were simple guys, they didn't even know programming. I think that our horizons of thinking are creations, in order to create something it is not necessary to study at the institute, it is enough to mentally understand how it works.
The very first PC did not have an OS, there was a Console with a small number of commands, then ssh, ms, windows. Create something unique, you can start working with someone else's finished abandoned work, which Biel and Jobs did in their youth.
In general, in order to create a unique artificial intelligence, not to mention some kind of Alice, Google, etc., I think it is necessary to raise the topic of creating intelligence with the help of a living human brain and studying it. Artificial intelligence is a set of created functions with the help of which a robot or bot performs its task for a particular human function.

Answer 9

Here is a good free introductory Harvard course in Russian, with assignments and auto-test. https://firstdigital.institute/courses/course-v1:f...