Hi, I’d like to learn more about Deep Learning. https://www.coursera.org/specializations/deep-learning The course requires: - Intermediate Python skills: basic programming, understanding of for loops, if/else statements, data structures - A basic grasp of linear algebra & ML I might be able to catch-up with Phyton, but the latter. Will I be able to catch-up to learn the linear algebra & ML on the go? Thank you guys!

A few weeks ago, I shared how you can build an AI chatbot and connect it to WhatsApp using Python. Now that tutorial was quite advanced, and something not everyone can implement. So I wanted to explore something more beginner-friendly and partnered up with Botpress. Their platform allows anyone to build AI chatbots (without coding skills). You can get started in 5 simple steps: 1. Create a free Botpress account 2. Build a conversational flow using the drag and drop builder 3. Upload your own data to personalize the bot 4. Deploy your bot with one click 5. Connect it to a platform like WhatsApp to chat with it This whole process will take you 60 minutes and is a great way to better understand the capabilities of large language models. Want a step-by-step tutorial? Then check out my latest video below.

Hey all! I'm very excited to be here and learn about Artificial Intelligence. I just learned that Artificial Intelligence is so vast and I'm actually interested in Deep Learning and Generative AI. Based on attached image, both of them are a subset of Artificial Intelligence (myth debunked for me). 😂 I have few questions to make sure I have correct understanding: 1. Learning straight to Deep Learning and Generative AI (Foundation Models) - Will this be a problem because I don't have any fundamental or know anything about Machine Learning? 2. Any recommendation for me to start learning Deep Learning or Generative AI? Or do I go straight into creating projects? (I've just finished learning phyton - but not sure on what to do next?) Thank you!

I wanted to make some positive changes in 2024 and upskill is remain relevant in the workforce as a freelancer. This community has been an awesome find, and that too in the first week of the year. The last couple of days have been productive. Finished chapters 1&2 from Alchemy Codex. I am Looking forward to working through the course material and on some fun projects!