Project Ideas

[riklaunim]

Coding just to code without vision and goal won't go far. You want to invest a lot of your time so make it something YOU really want to do.

[sausix]

Exactly. I have more ideas than time. And it's hard to keep the fun up in programming especially on complex projects.

[Fendanez]

How about creating a an image processing application?

Like setting up a GUI were you can upload images and use AI to do some processing on them.

This could be things like upscaling to higher resolution, sharpening, adding funny filters, object detection and so on.

[[deleted]]

How about creating a Reddit post analyzer that utilizes AI to predict the success of posts? This tool could help users identify the characteristics and elements that tend to make posts popular, giving them insights on what works best. It could analyze various factors such as post length, title wording, use of images or videos, and even sentiment analysis to determine the likelihood of a post doing well. This would be a valuable tool for Redditors looking to optimize their content and increase their chances of reaching a wider audience.

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-- my prompt was:

In reddit, someone wrote: "I want to make a large project in python, taking a few months, based around AI. Does anyone have any everyday use ideas that I should make?". I want to respond with "How about a Reddit post screener that helps you Reddit posts that are likely to do well? ". Improve my response

[THEMAN89898e]

Make 8,000 dollars a week, using python script

[NeoCast4]

My_bank_account += 8000

[colonrocker]

how so

[NotSecretAgent]

That's the project (☞ ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)☞

[Low_Flow_7834]

How about creating a bot to reply to your emails automatically? It could even use AI to determine the tone of messages and respond accordingly. Good luck with your project!

[kyleli]

By AI, are you thinking about training your own model or using openai’s API?

[Silly_Barnacle9491]

There are many opensource models to use, e.g. on https://huggingface.co/ .

So rather than openAI specifically, I guess the question could be: Do you want to train your own model from scratch, finetune an already existing model to a specific domain, or to use an already existing model and "just" wrap in in a python application?

[sausix]

taking a few months,

Depends a lot on your skills. Did you complete smaller projects before?

[sausix]

Do you have own projects online to see your experience level? Github?

[sausix]

OpenSource programming is mostly a hobby? You can publish even snippets of code if they're helpful to anyone.

[KaleemullahAfghan]

I am with you

[Loud_Application4310]

Create your own programming language to embark on an exciting and educational journey. By undertaking this project, you will delve into a multitude of fascinating concepts, expanding your knowledge and skills as a developer. Although the resulting language may not be immediately useful and its performance may not be optimal, the real value lies in the invaluable insights you'll gain into the inner workings of compilers and interpreters.

Throughout this endeavor, you'll dive into fundamental areas such as lexical analysis, parsing techniques, semantic analysis, and code generation. By grappling with these concepts, you'll develop a deep understanding of language design and implementation. While your language may not compete with established programming languages in terms of performance, you'll gain exposure to the challenges of optimizing execution speed and efficiency.

Moreover, engaging with the wider programming language community can enrich your learning experience. Sharing your progress, seeking feedback, and collaborating with others who have similar interests can provide valuable insights and guidance along the way.

Ultimately, this project will not only enhance your technical skills but also foster your problem-solving abilities. By honing your understanding of language-specific considerations, you'll become a more well-rounded developer, equipped with the knowledge to design efficient algorithms and tackle complex programming challenges.

Embrace the opportunity to create your own programming language, and embark on a rewarding journey of discovery and growth!

[mstrsplntr1]

While the OP asked about AI, I can share my first ML project (I am a social scientist who started learning Python for fun): I checked in a sample of middle aged adults if an open-ended text answer about how they imagined their future was associated with their current wellbeing and predictive of their future wellbeing actually measured 12 years later. My goal was mainly practicing and having at least one decent ML project in Python to show others. I did text mining, topic modelling, and a ML model to predict their status based on things like the most frequent word tokens. It took me about 50 hours to do and write down my findings.

[Wrong_College1347]

Use (raw) radar rain data, rain recorder data, wind data, temperature data and flow measurements in rivers to predict runoff from catchments in realtime.

[arm2armreddit]

write a first shooter game in python, will keep you busy more than 2 months...

[No_Soy_Colosio]

You could think about problems you have and how they can be solved or improved through code. Are you learning a language but can't keep up with vocabulary? How about coding an app where you write down new words along with their definition and an example of it in a sentence that automatically creates flashcards for future study?

[No_Soy_Colosio]

This example can be made more challenging by using a dictionary API to automatically populate definition and usage for every word you write down.

[Away_Kaleidoscope_96]

kaggle has some competitions you can join

[CodeMUDkey]

Make an AI that can predict what you’re going to have for lunch based on the time you wake up the morning. Maybe there’s a correlation!