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What are some AI courses or sources for someone who has only a very basic level of understanding of how it functions and what it is?
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>>110299904
Dont buy a course, buy an AI sub and get it to teach you lol
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>>110300119
Which AI sub?
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>>110300429
ask google to compare and contrast different frontier ai services for you
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>>110299904
Text on Reddit and wikipedia was graded into relational weights as a medthod to process the information and index it into a searchable interface finds values of a prompt that most closely aligns with the search.
The technology itself is pretty much just shit. Transformers are shit. Information being indexed is the advancement that actually happened. Fucking re-organizing.
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>>110299904
https://docs.pytorch.org/tutorials/beginner/basics/intro.html



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