r/aiclass

3.1K archived posts · Jul 2011 – Oct 2015

AI-Class: "Introduction to Artificial Intelligence"

r/aiclass

A discussion forum for the "Introduction to Artificial Intelligence" class at www.ai-class.com.

Created Jul 31, 2011 · restricted

6.8KMembers (last snapshot)

3.1KArchived posts

A Reddit study group for the free online version of "Introduction to Artificial Intelligence", taught by Sebastian Thrun and Peter Norvig.

This subreddit is read-only. If the class ever starts up again, we will allow posting again.

The purpose of this reddit is to help each other understand the course materials, not to share solutions to assignments. Please follow the Stanford Honor Code, and don't post any links to pirated versions of the textbook.

FAQ:

I'm a new user to Reddit, how does this site work?

Reddit Help.
I have a question about the (class / videos / quiz / homework), how can I get help?

Check the current posts, and see if there is already a related discussion, and ask for help there there.

Otherwise, you can make a self post by going to the submit page, select 'text' and type in a useful title and your question. Don't forget to click on 'aiclass' at the bottom of the form. Read the Reddit submitting help.
Is this an official study group?

This is NOT the official Stanford study group.
When will this class start?

The class had started on Oct. 10, 2011 and is now over. Hopefully another will be offered next year.
What textbook will be used?

Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach The 3rd edition is preferred, though the 2nd edition is also good.
What other study groups and resources are available?

aiqus - a Q&A community

This Reddit group is focused on the Stanford AI class and closely related topics. For news and general discussion of artificial intelligence, please visit /r/artificial and /r/MachineLearning.

Check out the study groups for other Stanford online classes at: /r/mlclass and /r/dbclass.

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