How can I learn about AI?

Artificial intelligence is no longer knocking on our door: it's already part of our daily lives, sometimes without us even realizing it. It's in our tools, our services, our everyday decisions. Faced with this revolution, one question often comes up: "How can I train for AI?"

The good news is that there are many ways to get started. And whatever your starting level, it's entirely possible to get started, provided you follow a course tailored to your needs.

1. Take stock of your numerical knowledge

Before embarking on AI training, it's essential to assess your current level of digital skills:

• Are you comfortable with everyday digital tools?
• Have you ever worked with programming or data analysis?
• Are you familiar with concepts like algorithms, models or machine learning?

Don't panic if the answer is no: the important thing is to know where you stand so you can adapt what comes next.

2. Clarify your objectives

Why do you want to learn about artificial intelligence? Your motivations will guide your learning path:

• Out of personal curiosity: would you like to better understand this much-talked-about technology?
• To integrate it into your everyday life: do you want to use AI to save time, improve productivity or automate certain tasks?
• To enhance your skills in your profession: would you like to master generative AI tools, explore machine learning, or manage projects?
• Or maybe you're dreaming of creating a super-powered AI that will take over the world? (Well, that's a long way off 😄).

In all cases, your objective will be your best guide.

Are you still hesitating? Tell us about your context, your objectives or even your obstacles. Whether you're curious, retraining or already in the thick of things, we can work together to find the best way to support you in your skills development.

3. Explore different ways of learning about AI

Today, there are many resources for learning AI, at all levels:

• YouTube videos and educational channels: perfect for learning the basics and visualizing concepts.
• MOOCs and e-learning platforms: structured courses on platforms like Coursera, OpenClassrooms or edX.
• Popularized books and articles: learn more at your own pace.
• Communities and forums: ask questions, exchange ideas and learn from others.
• Workshops or conferences: to learn first-hand, with concrete demonstrations.

But there are times when you need more personalized support, with teaching methods adapted to your pace and level. That's where calling in the specialists can make all the difference.

4. Learning Robots: an accessible, practical entry point

At Learning Robots, our mission is clear: to make artificial intelligence accessible to everyone, whatever your goals or starting level.

Our AlphAI solution enables :

• Learn the basics of AI visually, intuitively and concretely, from an early age
• Manipulate key concepts such as a database or a neural network, with or without code, to understand how an AI learns and makes decisions.
• Offer customized courses for professionals, teachers and individuals

We also offer tailor-made training courses, awareness-raising workshops and AI acculturation days.

Conclusion

Training in AI is not a question of diploma or technical level. It's a personal process, guided by curiosity, the desire to progress and the desire to understand the world that's evolving around us.

Not sure where to start? Start by asking yourself the right questions, explore the resources (including our resources)... and know that we're here to support you, with pedagogy and enthusiasm.

Do you have a specific need or idea in mind? Write to us, tell us where you are and what you're looking for: together we'll find the best way to support you in your discovery of AI. 👉 Contact form

‍