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So... Forget other programing languages just go with Python 😏🐍
Right bro..
JAX is the next tensorflow, might be mentioned here
A couple of points. I would add C# and Semantic Kernel or even AutoGen. Maybe even PydanticAI. Also add some Agentic AI
Is Python really used in production AI systems though ? I understand it's good for fast proof of concepts or experimenting, but when it comes to scaling up to training large systems or live inference etc is it used ? For example processing data in parallel with pythons restrictions on threading compared to c++ or rust or c# etc. or controlling resources if Garbage collection is used in java c# Python etc. I've only seen Python used for small projects and c++ used for production systems. Curious about other people experiences
For ML yes and many build "production" Web applications, which I believe is the wrong application to use Python for... But look at vLLM for Python as an example, it's the most performant implementation that can run an LLM and that's using Python. And I think what most people write in Python is show because the way they write it.
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teacher: You need to choose a programming language and learn the basics of it.
also he: C++
How many years would this take me to finish as a beginner?
It's say ~1 year to be confident if you spent just 15-30 minutes per day on completing challenges, like those through CodeWars, LeetCode, etc. though this is assuming you take it seriously, review other solutions, improving the quality of your code over time, refactor, and etc. This will remove the "daunting" feeling that code gives beginners and it will become second nature. And once you are confident in one, try the same challenge in another language.
And you should utilize w3schools, rather than most people just "Googling" one-off answers or examples, sign up to keep track of progress, then click on HTML to start, click next (do not jump ahead, if each new concept is easy then just do it)... It will step you though the fundamentals of EVERYTHING needed for Computer Science and DevOps, in the order you should learn them in.
4years
For 4 years, how many hours per day should be provided?
2-3 hours
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Python language seems to be an all in one solution
For starters yes.
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How could I gain information on AI governance?
You can't as nothing established publicly is available