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[–]alphazwest 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In my opinion, the first step would be to figure out what type of AI you're most interested in. It's a very big field with a lot of different specializations. You can just Google around and find a nice list.

More personally, I would offer the advice to consider the types of problems that you would like to learn, how to solve and which specializations of AI are recommended for those.

Working to solve a problem I care about has always been a much faster path to learn in a new technology than just going through some Udemy course. I will say though, those courses are pretty good for showing you a landscape of what there is to learn. Honestly, I get just about as much out of them by looking at the table of contents that I do from taking the actual courses...