>>11228528Depends what you want to get into OP. To start off, "AI" is an informal term. We call it machine learning. If you want a quick but concise overview of current approaches I would advice you to read The 100 Page ML Book. If you want to get into the most popular subfield right now, which is deep learning, then get Deep Learning by Ian Goodfellow. But that's for understanding it from a mathematical level. If you only care about praxis, I'm sure one of the O'Reilly books will do.
