[lossauzasalle]

So lately I’ve been thinking more and more about getting into AI. I don’t come from a tech background—most of my career has been in customer service—but I’m curious if it’s even realistic to learn AI from scratch. I’ve seen so many tools and apps powered by AI lately, and it really feels like something worth understanding at least on a basic level. I tried watching a few YouTube videos, but it’s all so scattered. I’d prefer something more structured, step-by-step. Is it doable, or am I getting in over my head?

[fapeiyeunesou]

Totally get where you’re coming from. I started from zero too, and I’m not a developer or anything like that. I just knew AI was becoming important in my field (marketing), and I didn’t want to be left behind. I ended up checking out this course on https://www.advisedskills.com/artificial...actitioner,  and it really helped. It’s structured in a way that doesn’t assume you’re a tech genius, but it still gives you a solid foundation. What worked for me was how it connects the theory with real-world business use cases—made it way easier to follow.

[vicecrufoli]

Interesting thread. I've noticed more people lately asking about getting into AI without a tech background. It's kind of cool seeing how many different paths there are into it now. Even just reading these posts gives me a better picture of what learning AI might look like. I guess it’s not just for engineers and data scientists anymore.