During my master's studies, I struggled a lot with learning databases—but I needed them for my research. I was largely self-taught, learning pretty much everything about databases on my own. Eventually, I created a database for the North American medical system that could track and analyze certain rare diseases. Since these diseases are rare, they don't get much attention, but the work was meaningful. That was 2023. When AI came around, my database knowledge became incredibly useful, and I picked things up pretty fast. I focused more on the computer science aspect of my studies as a medical science researcher and neurologist. But here's the thing: not everyone needs the medical aspect of this. Some of us are after learning and perhaps becoming entrepreneurs. I'm planning on going on a journey of giving back—sharing what I've learned with whoever has the urge to learn AI, from basic to advanced. What are you planning to learn about AI?