Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a huge topic today, and it is getting bigger all the time thanks to the success of technologies such as Siri (http://www. apple.com/ios/siri/). Talking to your smartphone is both fun and helpful to find out things like the location of the best sushi restaurant in town or to discover how to get to the concert hall. As you talk to your smartphone, it learns more about the way you talk and makes fewer mistakes in understanding your requests. The capability of your smartphone to learn and interpret your particular way of speaking is an example of an AI, and part of the technology used to make it happen is machine learning. You likely make limited use of machine learning and AI all over the place today without really thinking about it. For example, the capability to speak to devices and have them actually do what you intend is an example of machine learning at work. Likewise, recommender systems, such as those found on Amazon, help you make purchases based on criteria such as previous product purchases or products that complement a current choice. The use of both AI and machine learning will only increase with time.

In this course, the Machine Learning : The Subset of Artificial Intelligence, you see – Machine Learning, What is machine learning ?, How machine learning works, Machine learning methods, Reinforcement machine learning, Deep learning and Real-world machine learning use cases. You will find lectures (5 videos, 10+10+10+10+10 = 50 minutes, 5 pages in the pdf) with Quiz.