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Microsoft's Artificial Intelligence for Beginners

 There's a new free, self-paced, online course about Artificial Intelligence from Microsoft's Azure Cloud Advocates. Its 24 lesson curriculum, expected to take 12 weeks to complete, is targeted at those brand new to Artificial Intelligence.


This is a continuation of last year's Microsoft's Machine Learning for Beginners.That course made a clear distinction between Machine Learning and AI - it was about "classic machine learning" and did not concern itself with artificial intelligence. That is the job of its sibling course, AI for Beginners.This separation of topics meant that ML for Beginners was not as complicated as AI for Beginners is, well at the novice level anyway.


Both courses require Python. ML uses Sci-kit and with good reason :


full article on i-programmer:

https://www.i-programmer.info/news/150-training-a-education/15666-microsofts-artificial-intelligence-for-beginners.html

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