Learning AI as a non-technical person can feel overwhelming due to the jargon and complexity, but it’s absolutely possible to break into the AI field or job market with the right approach. The key is to focus on understanding AI conceptually, building relevant skills, and finding roles that align with your strengths. Below, I’ll elaborate on a practical, step-by-step guide tailored for non-technical individuals to learn AI and enter the job market.
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