My social media feed is full of advertisement for AI learning courses alluring you to sign up.  But to be honest, no one needs a degree to learn AI.

The faster route is to treat the chat window as a tutor rather than a vending machine. Tell it what you already know and what you are trying to do. Ask it to explain a concept at the level of someone with no background, then ask it to explain the same thing again to someone who does.  None of this requires a course.

What courses give you is structure, and structure is worth something when you don’t yet know what you don’t know. Here are the ones worth your evenings.

Here I share my bookmarked AI resources that you can learn the most practical, frontier AI knowledge, and a low-cost E-Degree at the end, if you really need a written proof.

Greg Isenberg is where you go if the goal is a business, not a certificate. The channel runs on a simple premise: he and his guests talk through startup ideas out loud, in public, with the specifics left in. Pricing, distribution, what the first customers actually pay for, which ideas are giveaways because nobody wants to do the boring work of building them. It is closer to sitting in on a strategy session than watching a lecture, and it is aimed at people who intend to ship something.........

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