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A great way to start writing code with AI is to use Keras, an open source easy-to-learn library that can use multiple frameworks.

Jeff Layton

I wanted to start learning about artificial intelligence (AI) and writing code, but I wasn’t sure where to start. I didn’t want to write in C++ or use a directed acyclic graph (DAG) or some other computer-science-centric language. I wanted to be able to write something straightforward, without complication, that allowed me to define clearly what I wanted to do. The early years of AI saw the emergence of a wide range of frameworks. Most of them used Python, but all of them had their own language for reading the data, defining the model, and solving weights, which exposed my fears of learning a new “language.” Which framework should I select and why? Was one a clear leader? I didn’t see any pointers that said, “go this way,” and I…

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