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r/artificial - Is it 100% naive to enter AI without doing any formal training?

#artificialintelligenceSep-23-2019, 21:01:54 GMT

TLDR: Depends how hard your problem is. In the strictest sense, you don't necessarily need formal training. I'm sure a smart enough person like Stephen Hawking (RIP) could figure pretty much anything out with enough years of diligent study with various online resources. However, for us mere mortals (no pun intended), it's hairier. AI is very vast, and depending on your case, you could need a lot of formal training or none at all.

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