20 Best YouTube channels for AI and machine learning

20 Best YouTube channels for AI and machine learning

  • November 7, 2018
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20 Best YouTube channels for AI and machine learning

What are the most interesting and informative YouTube channels about artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning? Subscribe to these 20 high-quality channels today to stay up to date with the latest AI and machine learning breakthroughs. Siraj Raval:

The School of AI is a growing learning community that aims to offer a free, world-class AI education to anyone. Arxiv Insights: Xander Steenbrugge is a machine learning researcher at ML6. His channel summarizes the key points about machine learning, reinforcement learning, and AI in general from a technical perspective, while making them accessible for a bigger audience.

Deeplearning.ai: The official deeplearning.ai YouTube channel has videos from the deep learning specialization on Coursera. Artificial Intelligence — All in One: Tutorial videos related to science and technology.

Andrew Ng: Andrew Ng is a computer scientist and entrepreneur, co-founder of Google Brain, former VP & Chief Scientist at Baidu, adjunct professor at Stanford University. Google Cloud Platform: Videos to help you build what’s next with secure infrastructure, developer tools, APIs, data analytics, and machine learning.

Luis Serrano: Videos help to demystify complex topics, mainly in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and mathematics. Data School: Kevin Markham creates in-depth video tutorials for you to understand machine learning topics regardless of your educational background.

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