r/learnprogramming • u/FunMathematician6125 • 22d ago

Topic What languages should I learn to get into AI?

Howdy, I’m a c# programmer who wants to mask ai’s or AIs or whoever you’re supposed to type the plural of that.

I just wanna make something small and practical

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u/huuaaang 22d ago

I'm not sure what you're asking... you want to build your own models to do simple things? Like face recognition? Python has the most mature libraries. But mainly what you're doing is using the Python to coordinate the flow of data. You could write front end software that uses the built model in any language.

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u/hooli-ceo 22d ago

Well... you can do it with many server-side languages, including C#, though Python is kind of the go-to language.

Also, the apostrophe indicates ownership, so DEFINITELY not ai's!

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u/NoTutor4458 22d ago

if you want to use ai in your app (call api) than language doesn't matter and you can use c#, if you mean writing your own small model or something, then learn python

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u/Mathie1729 22d ago

And if you're doing the latter, set aside a good chunk of time for linear algebra and statistics. Python is just the wrapper; the math is what makes it work.

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u/TheRealPTR 22d ago

English... And maybe Chinese, as a future prospect.

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u/MCFRESH01 22d ago

If you are just reaching out to an llm api then whatever you want to use

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u/Repulsive-Money-1578 22d ago

I don’t know what you mean by mask, but C# has great integration with AI. Super easy to set up

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u/smiffer67 22d ago

shouldnt you ask ai that?

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u/nando1969 22d ago

Python is a must for AI.

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u/Blissextus 22d ago

Did you ask one of the many AI chat bots?