Hi

What do you think about developing AIs in Python

Recently started and I think it's very needy nowadays even though nowhere to use it at the moment for myself.

I recommend you all to take a step further about learning AI - it will be needed a lot in the "future".

Do you mean tensorflow? If so, I've heard it was specifically designed for Python but I'm not an expert.

(2019-05-12, 06:07 PM)hual Wrote: Do you mean tensorflow? If so, I've heard it was specifically designed for Python but I'm not an expert.

Yeah, it's used for object detecting & navigation written in python, c++ & cuda

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFt_AvWsXl0frsCrmv4fKfZ2OQIwoUuYO

However the important bits are how to design AI instead of what language and library to use to implement AI.

(2019-05-16, 08:45 AM)6cadilab9 Wrote:

I agree with you man, although ML should be learned first before A.I since.. ML builds the basics of what A.I means

Tensorflow is a nice AI lib. It works in various programming languages, not only in Python. Pretty easy & small tool.
Check it out.

(2019-06-14, 06:16 AM)SynTacs Wrote: ML should be learned first before A.I since.. ML builds the basics of what A.I means

I am not an expert in AI, but I don't think that's the case. 
A simple decision tree algorithm doesn't need any machine learning skills, but it's still AI.

(2019-06-18, 06:22 AM)Sasino97 Wrote:

(2019-06-14, 06:16 AM)SynTacs Wrote: ML should be learned first before A.I since.. ML builds the basics of what A.I means

I am not an expert in AI, but I don't think that's the case. 
A simple decision tree algorithm doesn't need any machine learning skills, but it's still AI.

I didn't mean that ML and A.I are done in the same... but rather ML builds basics for someone to program an A.I... algorithm-wise I mean