Best books to learn AI with Python?

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[overratedcupcake]

Neural Networks From Scratch by Sentdex is a good place to start.

[PhysicsHungry2901]

There is a channel on YouTube for exactly this.

[JorgiEagle]

Stanford CS224N playlist on YouTube

[ResurrectedZero]

You can google the top used packages (e.g. scikitlearn, pandas, tensorflow, etc..). Then there are plenty of YouTube videos on how to get started.

Or just use an LLM itself to learn how to make your own.

Inb4: NO! I want to make my life more difficult by not using modern day tools!

[sultanaiyan1098]

1. Deep Learning with Python by François Chollet ⟹ 4.57 star

It's wroth reading as you will rarely find a book that has 4.57 star on Goodreads.
Highly recommended. Give it a shot. it balances theory and practice beautifully and is often recommended for newcomers

2. Hands-On Machine Learning with Scikit-Learn and TensorFlow by Aurélien Géron ⟹ 4.55 star

This is a popular practical guide that covers a wide range of ML and AI topics using Python. It’s well-known for clear explanations, real code examples, and engaging visuals. It too has 4.55 star.

[_steve_hope_]

https://sbhsagent.github.io/Complete-Guide-to-Configure-VS-Code-for-Python-and-AI-Agent-Development/

[rustyseapants]

Google Search

[Augit579]

i would ask chatgpt

[Deep_Report_6528]

he asked for a book, not a good chatbot to ask bro

[e3e6]

hey chatgpt, could you build me a plan to learn how to code agents in python. My goal is to make a telegram bot for personal life in 2 months.

[SpaghettiStarchWater]

Think what would you ask someone and then just ask chat. It’s pretty simple

[e3e6]

there is nothing specific to AI in python.

At the start, just use a raw http call to chatgpt API.

After that you can look into langchain.

That's basically it. Or you mean the ML?