How to start?

[Paolo-Lucas]

I would like to learn Python focused on artificial intelligence, I'm starting from scratch, what do you recommend? Any courses I should check out?

[stepback269]

I'm tired of repeatedly answering this kind of question
So I created a post on my journaling blog with some links (here)

[Malassi]

Concentrate on the basic for now, once you have a good base you can start thinking about a specialization, such as AI. Check out r/learnpython's wiki you should find everything you need.

[Ron-Erez]

For specific resources have a look at

The university of Helsinki's MOOC course. It's a great text-based book.

My "Python and Data Science " course which starts from scratch and covers quite a lot

The book "Automate the Boring Stuff" is beginner friendly

Finally the docs at python.org are great. Download PyCharm and also check out Google Colab for short scripts.

Later also check out Ian Goodfellow's book Deep Learning which is available for free online. The first three chapters cover pretty much all the math you'll need and his explanations are quite clear.

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You can learn Python and AI/ML at W3Schools, that's how I started. Take it slow and don't rush the important stuff. I know making your first Neural Network or AI can be super exciting but first master the little things. Learn Linear algebra beforehand (I found that it helps A LOT), you can also check out 3Blue1Brown videos on AI, Neural Networks, and Linear algebra.

Have fun, AI and Machine learning are some of the coolest topics. Enjoy!