Learning artificial intelligence (AI) requires certain hardware and software support. The specific requirements depend on the direction of your learning (such as machine learning, deep learning, computer vision, natural language processing, etc.) and the scale of your training model. The following is the recommended configuration of hardware and software required for learning AI.
CPU : At least quad-core (like Intel i5 or AMD Ryzen 5).
GPU : NVIDIA graphics card, at least GTX 1660 or RTX 3060 or above is recommended for deep learning training.
Memory (RAM) : At least 16GB, higher (32GB or 64GB) for larger projects.
Storage : 512GB SSD (recommended) for fast data processing and storage.
Monitor : 1080p resolution, dual monitor configuration preferred.
Operating System : Linux (Ubuntu preferred), Windows and macOS are also available.
Programming languages : Python (most commonly used), R language (suitable for data analysis).
AI framework :
TensorFlow , PyTorch (deep learning).
Scikit-learn (machine learning).
Keras , OpenCV (image processing).
Hugging Face (natural language processing).
Development tools :
Jupyter Notebook , VS Code (code writing and debugging).
Git (version control).
Cloud service (optional) :
Google Colab : Free GPU (good for getting started).
AWS, Azure, Google Cloud (for larger-scale training).
Getting started configuration :
CPU: Quad-core, GPU: GTX 1660, 16GB memory, 512GB SSD.
Software: Python, TensorFlow/PyTorch, Jupyter Notebook.
Advanced configuration :
CPU: i7/i9, GPU: RTX 3070/3080, 32GB memory, 1TB SSD.
Software: Complete AI tools and frameworks.
With the support of the above hardware and software, you can learn and practice AI more efficiently and gradually improve your skills.
AI courses are suitable for people who are interested in artificial intelligence technology, including but not limited to students, engineers, data scientists, developers, and professionals in AI technology.
The course content ranges from basic to advanced. Beginners can choose basic courses and gradually go into more complex algorithms and applications.
Learning AI requires a certain mathematical foundation (such as linear algebra, probability theory, calculus, etc.), as well as programming knowledge (Python is the most commonly used programming language).
You will learn the core concepts and technologies in the fields of natural language processing, computer vision, data analysis, and master the use of AI tools and frameworks for practical development.
You can work as a data scientist, machine learning engineer, AI researcher, or apply AI technology to innovate in all walks of life.