This week, we’re cutting through the noise to show you how to learn AI right now, with practical, up-to-date resources that’ll take you from “What is machine learning?” to building your own AI-powered projects.

If you’re new to AI or programming in general, the best place to begin is with foundational Python and simple machine learning concepts. Try a beginner-friendly crash Python course that introduces you to that language first if you’re just getting started.

Once you’re comfortable with Python and basic math, it’s time to dig deeper. The next set of resources is focused purely on AI. Check those out here. The best courses walk you through how deep learning actually works, using real-world projects like image classifiers and natural language processors.

These tutorials emphasize doing over memorizing. You’ll be training real models early on, with guided exercises that reinforce key ideas like backpropagation, activation functions, and model evaluation.

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