Artificial intelligence could be your future career path

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Artificial intelligence isn't just a movie, it's an extremely in-demand career path that is fueling the future of technology. The new Deep Learning & Artificial Intelligence Introductory Bundle was created to introduce you to the skills you need to become a deep learning professional.

These skills are what build everything from self driving cars to Siri, and companies know that smarter technology is key to future success. With this bundle, you’ll get a crash course that will help you take the first step to understanding deep learning. Some of the courses include:

Linear Regression in Python – Linear Regression is one of the central foundations of deep learning and is the first step to building machines that can actually learn as they’re fed more information.

Logistic Regression in Python – Logistic regression can be used to create a classification or labeling algorithm that resembles a biological neuron, making it a foundational aspect of deep learning.

With these courses and two more, you’ll have all the knowledge you need to jumpstart your career. You can buy the Deep Learning & Artificial Intelligence Introductory Bundle for 91% off retail – just $39 in the Boing Boing Store.

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