Not entirely sure I understand the question, but I'll answer to the best of my understanding: If you'd like to teach a course using one of my textbooks, then go

Not entirely sure I understand the question, but I'll answer to the best of my understanding: If you'd like to teach a course using one of my textbooks, then go ahead -- it's freely available online so that anyone who wants to learn from it can do so. All I ask is that if you pull readings/problems from the book, you cite the source, like how it's done when a professor pieces together a course using different readings/problems from different textbooks. But, to clarify: the Eurisko book (Introduction to Algorithms and Machine Learning) only covers a small slice of the total roadmap from high school math to cutting-edge ML/AI. The other resources I recommend are the ones I mention in this post.