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Peter norvig’s paradigms of artificial intelligence programming, despite its age, is a delight. https://norvig.github.io/paip-lisp/#/ https://norvig.github.io/
by larve 4y ago
Peter norvig’s paradigms of artificial intelligence programming, despite its age, is a delight.
https://norvig.github.io/paip-lisp/#/ https://norvig.github.io/paip-lisp/#/
- newsoul 4y agoBut is that suitable for a beginner?
- nesarkvechnep 4y agoYes, it is. It’s not about machine learning, neural networks but the more approachable AI of the 80s.
- globalise83 4y agoHaven't tried his, but can GPT3 write code that results in 1980s style AI?
- nesarkvechnep 4y agoWhy not go ask it?
- larve 4y agoIt depends on what you mean by beginner, but I would say for someone who has been futzing with a couple of js boot camps or building some php websites, it’s what takes you from hacking to software development. Completely new to programming, maybe, if someone has a background in maths or physics and has a sense of “rigor” in thinking. But, of all the books I worked through, this is the one I remember just having tons of fun because the examples are so cool and the code so… clear. I think norvigs programming course in python (which I only skimmed) could be a great modern equivalent.