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The world of coding can appear to be a confusing place from the outside looking in. A block of code might make as much sense as a block of hieroglyphics to you right now. That doesn't have to be the case! So many great programming languages now are designed to be simple and easy to work with. One of the best coding languages that you can learn as a beginner to start working with websites is JavaScript.

A machine capable of learning is already here; it is real, and it is exciting. Many may not be aware of it, but it is already an important role in our lives in many ways. How these computers are capable of doing all these things is the subject of this audiobook. Using this audiobook as a guide, we’ll come to understand how the art of neural networks has made it possible for computer science to turn in a whole new direction, opening the doors to an amazing new era of technology.

For the past decade or more, experts in artificial intelligence (AI) have been concerned with the advent of "the Singularity", that moment when machine intelligence equals and then rapidly surpasses human capabilities. In the first volume of his book on this topic, Frank White argues that a version of the Singularity may have already taken place (the Neosingularity). While we have been looking at the future, we have perhaps ignored the need to make AI policy in the present.