Artificial Intelligence
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This course gives a survey of topics in AI along with in-depth foundational concepts such as classical search, probability, machine learning, logic and planning.
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3 points • micronerd01
You can watch the lectures ahead via Udacity (this is true for any class if you do a google search for Udacity + course number).
The GA Tech Github page for the class contains the repositories for the assignments. The assignments seem to change slightly semester to semester (or so I was told by previous reddit posts on this topic), so nothing is final until the assignment is officially announced.
1 points • thiakx
You should use this link for video: https://www.udacity.com/course/artificial-intelligence--ud954. The prof begins by explaining that he combines the best videos from Sebastian thrun, peter norvig, and himself to form this class.
1 points • CyberByte
Not interactive, but AIMA has Python Code.
I'm not sure anymore if it uses Python, but Udacity offers a free Intro to AI course by Sebastian Thrun and AIMA co-author Peter Norvig.
Udacity also has a free AI course by Georgia Tech that definitely uses Python.
You can also check out /r/artificial's wiki for Getting Started with AI.
2 points • kaladyn
I'm looking for direction into learning A.I.
I see there is a lot of resources available, but I'm not sure what I'm looking for...
Some things about me :
* I'm looking for something online, or at least *not* conventional college.
* I am looking for free/low-cost options.
* Natural preference for researching as a primary skill
* Have studied cognitive science on my own off/on the years (linguistics, psychology, philosophy, neuroscience)
* Don't really care about making money - just want to be involved with the cutting-edge of tech like towards AGI
* I'm a decent writer, so I've considered something like journalism as well, although I'd like to be involved with tech and be able to collaborate with a group such as project-work
Here are some posts I've found on this subreddit - I'm not sure if I should look into a MOOC, reading a particular book, learning Python, Calculus / ML , watching lectures - or what? (hope I've provided enough of my personal situation so I can be directed towards something relevant/applicable to me)
https://www.reddit.com/r/artificial/comments/ecmohr/anyone_know_of_an_interactive_site_for_learning/https://www.reddit.com/r/artificial/comments/eids06/free_courses_on_artificial_intelligence_machine/
https://www.udacity.com/course/artificial-intelligence--ud954
https://www.reddit.com/r/artificial/wiki/index#wiki_getting_started_with_ai
https://www.reddit.com/r/artificial/comments/do4uv8/what_important_skills_should_i_learn_to_work_in/