Hi all, I was given this question to plan and generate ideas on and wanted some help on how we can integrate AI into our curriculum and use it to our advantage to manage stress, time management, and to increase our productivity? thanks!

I spent my summer researching novel integrations of minimax algorithms into an existing MCTS algorithm. Among other things, I started developing the idea of a study hub that combines community-style learning with AI-powered learning systems. I want to gather ideas for features that students would like to include and offer an opportunity to anyone interested in participating in the development of the web app. Think Reddit + Duolingo + Khan Academy + Quizlet. I know it's a pretty big task when you think about it, but it can be done. Feel free to share any thoughts you might have, and let me know if anyone would be interested in being part of the project. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HNt78OKXY3jPDFrmYGDo-hU8BqMOE2LawpuUKIcn6Ek/edit?usp=sharing

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Hi! I know the basics of machine learning and now want to learn the more advanced levels of ML. What are some productive ways to efficiently and quickly do this? Are Youtube videos the best option or is it more advisable to go in for ML courses?

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