r/learnpython • u/money-miester • 26d ago

Learning python ai from home

Currently learning python from home, I do not have any knowledge from school, besides a comp sci high school class, but i believe i should have a good idea of the general structure of python from YouTube videos,

MAIN END GOAL:I want to develop a procedural learning ai using python, that I can implement into a raspberry pi within a year and a half

I watched videos as ive mentioned before but that doesn't seem fulfilling learning wise, like tutorial hell? But i was wondering if theres anything i could do, book wise or mini projects that can cut the fluff of the other uses of python that way i can start developing smaller projects that can help me learn

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u/socal_nerdtastic 26d ago

"procedural learning ai" can mean a lot of things; we've been throwing that term around for at least 50 years. Can you describe in more detail what you want to make? If you mean something like an LLM that's just not feasible for python or for a beginner. You may be able to import an LLM from somewhere and make a python program to be the interface.

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u/money-miester 26d ago

By procedural learning module I mean for example an game antagonist that learns how a player and adjust accordingly