Welcome to the Codebasics AI Community 👋 Glad you are here. This is a space for anyone who wants to actually use AI, not just read about it. This is where we go deeper: you learn, you try things, and you share what you build with people working toward the same goal as you. How it works here: 1. Learn from our videos and from what other members are building 2. Try things out and start doing your own work 3. Share what you made, even if it is small or unfinished 4. Help each other and grow together No question is too basic here. If you are stuck, ask. Do this now to get started: 👉 comment to this post with: - Your name and what you do - Where are you from - One task you wish AI could do for you - One thing which is outside of work about you That is it. Say hi, and let us build together.

I'm Prem, and I'm happy to join this amazing community. I'm currently exploring Python, Artificial Intelligence, and Machine Learning, and I'm excited to learn from your experiences, participate in discussions, and grow alongside this community. Looking forward to connecting with you all. Thank you!

I've noticed something while learning AI. Knowing AI terms is useful, but asking better questions seems even more important. What's one prompt you've used recently that gave you an unexpectedly great result? I'm always looking to learn better prompting techniques.

Folks, Sharing my observation, the community can do wonders when you interact with people! Not just do an activity and stay silent. I have noticed none of you are interacting with each other's intros. If you find someone's intro interesting or anything in common, start a convo in the reply. Ask some follow up question about anything (professional, perspective, interests) This will open up a lot of scope for everyone. Let's make the Intro post the place to find your tribe! -- I could already see some of you start the 10-day streak challenge in learning AI. Happy learning and Happy networking!

Excited to learn about the ai jargons which makes understanding them easily