You need to learn AI in 2024! (And here is your roadmap) 

If you are into cybersecurity or any other field, you probably want to learn about AI and ML. They can really help your resume and help you increase the $$$ you earn. // BOOK // Deep learning by Ian Goodfellow, Yoshua Bengio and Aaron Courville: amzn.to/3vmu4LP // COURSE // AI For Everyone by Andrew Ng: www.coursera.org/learn/ai-for-everyone // PyTorch // Github: github.com/pytorch Website: pytorch.org/ Documentation: ai.facebook.com/tools/pytorch/ // Courses Reference // Python for Everyone: www.py4e.com/ AI for Everyone: www.coursera.org/learn/ai-for-everyone Deep Learning:www.coursera.org/specializations/deep-learning Pytorch Tutorials: pytorch.org/tutorials/ Pytorch Github: github.com/pytorch/pytorch Pytorch Tensors: pytorch.org/tutorials/beginner/introyt/tensors_deeper_tutorial.html pytorch.org/tutorials/beginner/basics/tensorqs_tutorial.html pytorch.org/tutorials/beginner/basics/autogradqs_tutorial.html // RU-vid video reference // Teach your AI with Dr Mike Pound (Computerphile): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-21lBdsQwmZU.html // Mike SOCIAL // Twitter: twitter.com/_mikepound RU-vid: ru-vid.com Website: www.nottingham.ac.uk/research/beacons-of-excellence/future-food/meet-the-team/michael-pound/index.aspx // David SOCIAL // Discord: discord.com/invite/usKSyzb Twitter: twitter.com/davidbombal Instagram: instagram.com/davidbombal LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/davidbombal Facebook: facebook.com/davidbombal.co TikTok: tiktok.com/@davidbombal RU-vid: ru-vid.com // MY STUFF // www.amazon.com/shop/davidbombal // SPONSORS // Interested in sponsoring my videos? Reach out to my team here: sponsors@davidbombal.com // MENU // 00:00 - Coming Up 01:11 - Intro 01:34 - The State of A.I 03:19 - Job Opportunities 04:48 - Code with Vulnerabilities 05:50 - A.G.I 09:20 - Training A.I 10:06 - What Language Should You Learn? 14:54 - Coursera Courses 19:17 - Will the Future have Different A.I's? 20:18 - What is Segment Anything? 21:47 - How to Incorporate A.I in your Job 25:29 - A.I is Everywhere 31:21 - Going to a Third Group 33:52 - Books to Read 35:16 - What Should you do in 2024? 40:58 - Ride the Wave 43:52 - Conclusion 45:16 - Outro chatgpt ai artificial intelligence bard ai jobs lamda python neural network machine learning deep learning sentient google ai mike pound michael pound dr michael pound computerphile artificial intelligence google ai sentient google ai lamda google ai sentient conversation google ai alive ai jobs Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!

Key takeaways: 1. Learn Python 2. PyTorch 3. Supervised learning 4. Start putting these skills to use

Wow, this video is perfect. I asked a question on one of your last videos about AI and this video gets released and it perfectly answers everything for me. I really enjoy watching your interview videos as I seem to learn so much from them. Keep up the great work!

Great video, I have been using / teaching Python for a long time now and I have worked on levee safety using ML and AI and it's great to see a video that mentions all the hype (because there is a lot!) and simply encourages people to start learning about AI.. reminds me again to have a look at some new courses.. thx for this video!

Love the episode as it gives me enough details where someone can start on the hot skill AI. If Mike releases courses, I will definitely go through them

One of the best videos I've seen in a while. Mike is such a nice person, having this positive/encouraging vibe, and giving people hope. I've seen other arrogant professionals, making it seem impossible for the average person, so they can be seen as big "geniuses". Love it! God Bless you guys!

Thanks David and Mike! Excellent episode.

Mike is a legend. Remember watching all his videos years ago about learning network handshakes and he was always so easy to listen and learn from. It’s an absolute pure privilege to have Mike as your tutor if you’re lucky enough. I’d take that opportunity any day.

What I found useful after playing around with Pytorch for a few weeks was to forget about Pytorch for a while and build a little vanilla NN with just Numpy. It is one thing to see the equations and memorise them, quite another to translate them into code. I feel those were my most productive days of the learning process so far. It was only then that I truly wrapped my head around back-propagation.

Finally someone actually saying what to do instead of a vague statement like - "Learn AI". This is exactly what we needed.

This is very inspiring! I am a 62-year-old cybersecurity professional looking to finish my last years of service learning and doing something new and fun and more important putting it to use to add value to my company. This seems to be it, but the stigma of old age weighs on me as to how younger colleagues perceive my capabilities. I wish there was more videos like this to inspire those of us that may feel lost in the wave of changes feeling anxious to have been left behind.

Thank you gents. Excellent content and personality!

Mike is a great communicator.. great video, thanks.

I couldn't help but noticing the electronic drumkit behind Mike 😛 (and some boardgames on the right shelf!)

This is one of the guys from the Computerphile YT channel. Really like it when he explains something, as well as the others there. 🙂

Amazing content thanks David and Mike!!

Informative conversation - Thank you, gentlemen. 👍

I've spent hours and hours on YT trying to find the right place to start. This was just what I needed!

This video was exactly what I needed, from some I respect. I have been starting to prep for a possible career change to "AI" and was not sure what the best course of action was. I still work full time, plus not being very good with traditional learning systems, I have ruled out degree programs. This video gave me a great confidence boost that the route I was planning could still be a feasible option to enter into the field. While it may not be as easy, it should be worth the effort. Thanks David!

Yes yes, please create a course Mike!

Thank you for this amazing & useful conversation! You have gave me a hope to learn ML and AI!

This was informative for good reason, no need to judge content as it seems fair to use. Good interview

Great episiode David! Great to see Mike as well! AI is here to stay and getting the building blocks early are critical.

Thank you. It's a pleasure to watch you.

Thanks David and Mike! Please find time for a course Mike ! 🙏

Thanks! Knowing all this information will help someone navigate where they want to be in tech and AI

Finally a practical and apply-able video on machine learning and AI. I'm an experienced data / BI professional still fairly new to python, this helps greatly on explaining the scope and pathway towards progressing in these areas striking a good middle ground between detail and generality

David, thank you very very much for this video. Please extend my thanks to Dr. Pound too. All the topics discussed here are very informative and clears so many doubts that I had in my mind. I now have a clear path ahead of me to build my career in AI. Need more collaborative stuff from both of you. Also eager to see Dr Pound come up with a new course. Thanks a ton!!

I was writing my comment asking about TensorFlow vs PyTorch and hit 38:40 where he directly answers my question. Thank you for this very in depth video.

Great Video David. Years back my management wanted me to learn network and I took most of your udemy courses.. really enjoyed them (I learned openflow also.. oops. Got to be friends with Paul Zanna who is a great guy). I got into AI/ML about 8 years ago give or take. Really enjoy it although tempering management expectations with reality is sometimes a challenge ... the hype doesn't help there. As mentioned the "Deep Learning " book is a bit "heavy" so not for the faint of heart LOL. I love all of Andrew's courses although so agree there for sure. As far as AGI (exact definition up for debate) I think when we get there is going to be a complete guess, although with the acceleration we have seen over the last couple of years and increased investment it could be faster than predicted.

Excellent video. Discussion that focuses on practical and well grounded viewpoints.

Thank you so much for this!

Extremely useful content, thank you great gentlemen!

Great episode, your point at 25:52 really hit home. I started my Computer Science journey back in 2010 at a local community college, life happened, and I didn't graduate until 2023. My largest regret was ignoring AI or rather aspects of it (such as machine learning) for all that time until ChatGPT 3 went live back in November of 2022. The computing landscape has changed so much from when I started in 2010 its startling but I'm hopeful and as you mentioned in your Top 5 skills video, always have to adapt and keep learning. I graduated hoping to get an IT job as my plan B but the landscape shifted and as a result I've had to pivot as well. Thanks, David, for your content I may not watch everything, but when I do watch I always learn or take something positive from it.

mike really should create a course, ive been following computerphile and i love him talking about things, very straightforward

Couldn't have clicked on this video any quicker, computerphile is a great channel as is yours David 😊

Amazing calab, hands down two of the best!

this is great stuff, simply explained. need more, thanks.

Very interesting, as always. Thank you.

This is so helpful thank you!!!!

Definitely a +1 for Dr. Mike's course!

David, this episode is fire!! 🔥🔥 I've been wanting to learn AI for the past year, but with all the media hype, I wasn't sure where to start. Thank you for giving me a roadmap.

I am a fan of Mike (Computerphile). Thank you for a good talk.

David always has some very informative videos. Don't stop David, you're rockin it. This was a great guest, he was also very helpful.

Mike is so humble. Can't wait to see his courses

I think the road map for ai is simple, make it free, create a need for it, take it away, and charge monthly amounts for use, then as it becomes harder with gpu power to keep stable, charge per search

Thank You for this video!!

This was quite eye-opening, though I feel too old to learn and get in on this. I'm not looking to necessarily change careers. I just want the knowledge to better leverage AI in my life and in the pharmacy where I work.

What a work rate these past few days!! David Bombal is an absolute gift to humanity!

Thanks.Very simply expressed

thank you both, great video

Cool, thanks for sharing!

some very good points in this, thanks!

Great video. Thank you to both of you. I appreciate the more balanced perspective Mike puts onto all this recent AI hype where so many are saying "we're going to get AGI and ASI in a year or less". Definitely worth watching the whole thing but for those interested in Mike's summary of the road map and the video summary in general, check out 42:53

Damn this is very encouraging, Mike of Computerphile generally has the same vibe as David Malan from the Harvard CS50, very passionate with Computer Science.

Valuable advice.. thanks

Two of my idols in the same video!! Great content!!

The ai will most likely become better and better at understanding your prompts as well. Just like any other source you train it on. So I have some trouble to see why you need to learn the underlying mechanics

Congratulations for the video,thanks for your inoformation....🙏🤝

Thank you for this podcast

I'm loving this interview.

I'm liking commenting and subscribing so that Mike creates a course

Dr Mike...yes please. It would be great if you created a course. I watched content on the computerfile channel and it was great

Thanks David. Great stream about AI

real y this gentelman should give some courses so clearly explained thx David

The most useful ai video/ interview ever, for a changing career person like me.

@David , thank you I love the talks between you Dr and OTW.

@davidbombal I am getting into tech learning python now, did pretty well in calculus 1, would getting into AI/ML or cybersecurity be better. Love any input I’m torn between what direction to take.

Thousand percent for anyone starting out. I did not know it at the time but I had a lecturer who told me to do a project on neural networks so I did. 1995. 2nd year maybe? Did not understand. Also in my final year these same people suggested to use websock or some windows socket library. TCP/IP was the norm shortly after. GPTs are happening. Get on board.

it's super impossible to leave loving technology when these rockstars of tech meet !

Hey David this absolutely amazing! Thank you so much. I needed some advice, im a junior aws cloud engineer, i was looking at DevSecOps, as i wanted to eventually specialise in security, do think this is worth it in the long run and would you be able to give some advice on where to start and what courses to do? Any advice would much appreciated.

Hi!! I was planning to learn the cloud computing for Cyber security and get a certification as a beginner, so which is the path and where do i need to start and which is the best platform. Can you please provide a RoadMap and resources please.

i think a great format would be a "beginner object detection on custom dataset with yolo, int8 quantization and deploy" or "OpenAI Assistant NextJS" but not one person, more like a podcast format, where he explains and goes through the basics and explaining it...

Hi! Thanks for the great video. I'd like to ask whether you can suggest places to keep up to date with latest information about these topics - blogs? Articles? Can you suggest any? Thanks!

Thank you good sirs!

Thank you!

By the time someone with little to no knowledge of programming and machine learning gets to a level where they can actively and sufficiently contribute to the field, the tech will likely be sufficiently advanced to a level where it makes whatever has been learned irrelevant. Such is the speed of exponential growth, Machines will be programming themselves based on the verbal inputs from humans and we are almost there now with this with things like co-pilot and LAM's.

I think for this year we will focus on video and also getting image and text generation even better.

Ohh that's the guy i learned Computer science and CyberSecurity concepts back when I was in college... his voice is still mesmerizing...

On 25 March 1925, Baird gave the first public demonstration of televised silhouette images in motion, at Selfridges's department store in London. How Far we've come!

You can audit any Coursera course for free but you have to do it from the individual course page, not the specialization page.

Many engineering systems are intended to be isomorphic. If the prompt is the same, is the result the same or have the AI nodes changed weight and the result is different? Does the model train with every prompt? Very good discussion, thank you for putting this video together.

As far as i know, there's already a law in Poland regarding intellectual rights, that if the work is AI or algorythmically generated, nobody can claim authorship of it - this is an information from artists that graduated University of Arts in Poznań, so don't know if it applies to music or something else, but most likely it does. What is really interesting to me is what if an artist trains the AI model only on his own work? :D

Mike Pound + David Bombal = 🔥🔥

Your channel is too GOAT'd in advice for aspiring tech devs

By watching your videos David, I am starting to grasp the importance of AI to our society. Something that is importance to the welfare and advancement of our society will contain many jobs on all levels. I am looking at a new career and money making opportunity. I am enthusiastic about learning the basics of AI, Python and PyTorch and getting involved in this field in a big way. And thank you Mike for sharing all your knowledge and separating the practical from the hype.

So right on!

Overall, the video provides valuable insights and guidance for individuals interested in learning AI, emphasizing its practical applications, available resources, and the importance of foundational knowledge in Python and AI concepts. The speaker's expertise and willingness to share knowledge are appreciated, contributing to a supportive learning community in the field of AI.

Interesting topic. AI will help us in many ways. Thank you

I never really thought about how long AI knowledge would last until now. It's exciting to hear that knowing AI can help me for my whole career. I'm definitely feeling more motivated to start learning Python and get into AI.

Literally been looking for a roadmap more AI since I know it’s an important skill to gain.💯 THANK YOU Mr.Bombal !! Saving this now !

Please make a video on how to use Kali Linux with installation of Kali os in windows 11

I love Python! Best to use the math libraries. The Python code is basically a wrapper around C code that runs much faster and is vetted.

This is one area where it is a must to have a CS degree, and the most essential skills that wasn't mentioned in this video is SQL.

Nice overview!

Would you recommend going the certification route in AI? Like the AZ-102? Or would you recommend learning Python first before getting certified? Or is getting certified even necessary?

Faster for people to know if they don't care about the subject as hobby job or free time social activities or think a short sum up will always be enough for a concept you are familiar with... Well this fast can become unrecognizable

I’m a big fan of Mike X Cohen’s courses on Udemy. They’re longer but very thorough.

I thought I recognised that voice, it’s the man that taught me about buffer overflows!

Yes Mike, please write a course.