Here's something that caught my attention — there's a YouTube channel called TheAichivant that’s perfect for anyone curious about AI but doesn't have a computer science background. ((slower)) According to /u/DiegoSxnpai, this channel breaks down complex ideas into simple, easy-to-understand videos, focusing more on understanding than hype. So, if you’re tired of confusing jargon and just want to get a clear grasp of AI concepts, this might be your new go-to. And what’s cool — it's casual learning, so you can watch it while on the commute or over coffee. ((upbeat)) As Diego points out, it’s especially helpful for beginners who want to take a step-by-step approach. So, if you’re thinking about diving into AI but don’t know where to start, this channel could be a game changer. Keep an eye on it — learning at your own pace is the smart way to go, and sometimes, simple explanations are all you need to unlock those tricky ideas.
If you’re trying to get a better understanding of AI (without needing a computer science degree), you might like this channel I found: TheAichivant.
The videos explain concepts in a simple way and focus more on understanding than on hype. I’ve been using it as casual learning content.
Link:
https://youtube.com/@theaichivant?si=u0dl4l0-\_Qpt\_ZJU
Thought I’d share for anyone else learning AI step by step.
If you’re trying to get a better understanding of AI (without needing a computer science degree), you might like this channel I found: TheAichivant.
The videos explain concepts in a simple way and focus more on understanding than on hype. I’ve been using it as casual learning content.
Link:
https://youtube.com/@theaichivant?si=u0dl4l0-\_Qpt\_ZJU
Thought I’d share for anyone else learning AI step by step.