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AI Course in Ahmedabad – TCCI

In this technology-oriented world of today, one of the best decisions you can make for a future-ready career is enrolling for an Artificial Intelligence course in Ahmedabad. AI is bringing a major impact on various industries like healthcare, banking, education, marketing, and many more. TCCI Computer Coaching Institute offers high-quality Artificial Intelligence training to students, working professionals, and all technology lovers.

Artificial Intelligence course in Ahmedabad:

What is Artificial Intelligence?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) provides intelligence to machines so they can perform actions instead of human intelligence, such as decision-making, speech recognition, and learning from other experiences. From chatbots to facial recognition, recommendation engines on Netflix, AI is actually an integral part of our lives.

Why choose an Artificial Intelligence course in Ahmedabad?

By choosing a trusted Artificial Intelligence course in Ahmedabad, you gain access to:

Future job skills in demand

Real-world project exposure

Coding with Python

Various career paths such as: AI Engineer, Machine Learning Expert, Data Scientist, among others

AI beginner training at TCCI is ideal for BCA, MCA, BSc IT, MSc IT, degree students, and working professionals. Through this course, you will learn the training concepts and practical skills in machine learning, datasets, and AI tools.

Why TCCI?

Expert trainers with industry experience

Interactive classes and practical sessions

Flexible timings for students and professionals

Personal attention and doubt-solving

Affordable courses with good training

Learning AI today prepares you for the world of tomorrow. Thus, enroll yourself today into the most practical artificial intelligence course at TCCI in Ahmedabad, and begin your journey into technology's future.

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The children, they yearn for the scary

[crabsnpersimmons]

thanks @random-tail and @enamoredfey for the questions! i'll let Sun himself answer:

long-story short, Sun doesn’t believe he has emotions since he is a robot 😔

of course, he sees Moon and Eclipse emote all the time. he usually attributes it to Moon being a fool (believing he is something he's not) and Eclipse being manipulative (given that he was originally built for the theater)

but there is a part of him that wonders if he is missing something—he just doesn’t understand what that is

Note: i should also mention, his voice is almost completely monotone. the closet idea of a voice claim for this Sun is Greg Chun's voice for Lukas from Fire Emblem Echoes—fairly even in tone, somewhat soft

[cozylittleartblog]

yeah like having to deal with the obnoxious middle aged women who thrift to resell wasn't bad enough, now we got the braindead fast fashion bozos cluttering things up too.

its ok shirt, i will love you like somebody else apparently couldn't even if you shed microplastics into the water supply and will fall apart after 7 wears. and then i'll sew you back together like anyone with two braincells to rub together Should

[maddieandangel]

Consider: character-exclusive trinkets.

[kaiserouo]

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Good Rich Earth: A Science Fiction Retelling of "The Secret Garden"

Ever since Mary had become an orphan, all adults did was tell each other about her story.

"Raised practically by robots, the poor thing. On one of those military space stations. She's never stepped foot on a planet!"

They talked over her just as if she wasn't there. Mary hated it. But then, she'd gotten used to hating things. Earth had so many things to hate.

She hated the outside air that got too hot or too cold or too humid and couldn't be changed by flipping a switch. She hated the sky with its constantly-changing light levels. She hated the gray clouds that always seemed to hang low over the big stone house where she was supposed to live with her uncle. She hated the vast, barren lands with the short scrubby plants that were all that had managed to grow since the Disasters.

But she hated the echoing darkness of that big house most of all, and so she spent most of her days in the hateful outdoors, looking for something to do. Ben let her tag along sometimes as he tended to the grounds. He called himself a gardener, so naturally Mary asked what a garden was.

"Its where we grow plants on purpose," Ben said.

"Like hydroponics?"

Ben sneered. "Hydroponics!" He lifted a handful of dirt from the ground. "In good rich earth! None of those weak, wispy water-plants with no more nutrition in them than a wet rag!"

Mary couldn't get another word out of him after that--he was too busy muttering to himself about space stations and their unholy, unnatural ways.

But she kept wondering about gardens. She liked the word, liked the idea--having seen nothing similar in any space station.

"If only you'd been here when the mistress was alive," Martha said. "You'd have seen gardens enough then. Always tending to her plants, she was. Trying to bring back flowers what was lost in the Disasters."

But when the mistress was lost, so were her gardens--locked away and left to decay by the husband who couldn't bear to see the site of his wife's death. It seemed unfair to Mary--the one interesting thing on this planet had been abandoned, and now there was nothing left for her.

Or was there? The gardens weren't destroyed--just locked. And locks always had keys.

The search for that locked door became the sole pursuit that filled Mary's days. She searched every corner of the house, looked for cellars, searched among the outbuildings for anything that looked like the wall of a garden. As she searched, she found she noticed the wind and cold less--grew even to like it, as exercise kept her warm. She even found other things that, though they were not the door, proved to be worth finding. A stubby little plant with purple flowers that opened overnight. A stream of clear water from snowmelt. And--best of all--the robin.

He became a companion on her hunt, the little bird--a cheerful voice that flitted about and checked on her progress before returning to his little labors.

It was while following him one day that Mary found the garden. The robin, in his daily fluttering, perched atop a building that she'd passed by a thousand times, sitting on the very edge of the eaves. Then the robin twittered, stepped back--and disappeared, seeming to fall straight through the solid roof.

"Hologram," Ben explained later. "A protective field. Keeps the temperature beneath a bit more stable, lets in rain and birds for water and pest control, and keeps prying eyes from seeing what's inside. Mistress used it to protect her work--plenty of folks who'd steal a cutting and give it to the corporations."

At last! The lost garden!

But still no door. Mary spent days prowling around the walls, searching for an opening, and found nothing but solid brick.

Until one sunny day, when the robin landed on the ground at the base of the wall. As he folded his wings, one of them brushed the bricks, and Mary saw the faintest shimmer of light ripple across a section of the wall.

This, Mary recognized--EtherDoors were a fact of space station life. With the right key, the wall could become permeable enough to let a person through--no need for the extra space or machinery a door required.

The robin fluttered toward a short shrub and sang a cheerful song. As Mary's eyes followed him, she saw a patch of dirt beneath the branches--and suddenly realized that the rock she had seen there a thousand times was no rock at all.

Mary lifted the shining, convex piece of black metal--a simple piece hiding complicated electronics. She pressed it to the center of where the EtherDoor stood--and her hand went through the wall. With two more steps, the rest of Mary followed.

She found herself in paradise.

She had never seen so much green. It covered the ground, climbed the walls, twisted around posts. There were trees with flowers on their branches. Bushes with tiny lacy leaves. Rubbery green stems with silky red and yellow cup-shaped blossoms on top. Thousands of plants, tangled, matted and twisted together, but all alive, drawing food from the earth and reaching up, up, up toward the sun.

For the first time, Mary was truly on Earth, as it was supposed to be.

And she saw that it was magical.

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My homunculus

Hashtag my homunculus

[tccicomputercoaching]

Machine Learning Basics – A Beginner's Guide

Machine learning is one of the most thrilling branches in the world of tech at present, and it is concerned with teaching computers to perform self-decision making without being programmed into doing something. If you want to make a place for yourself in the artificial intelligence, robotics, or big data worlds, then you should make the learning of Machine Learning Basics availing for your career.

We have this course available for beginners in Machine Learning Basics at TCCI Computer Coaching Institute in Ahmedabad, covering machine learning fundamentals and concepts to give a great understanding of supervised and unsupervised learning algorithms, data preprocessing, and much more.

🔍 What You Will Learn:

Overview of machine learning types (supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning)

Key machine learning algorithms (linear regression, decision trees, etc. )

Data preprocessing and feature selection

Model evaluation techniques and metrics

Introduction to Python libraries for machine learning (Scikit-learn, TensorFlow):

Our experienced faculty at TCCI will guide you through a couple of very simple yet interesting practicals that will take you through learning how machine learning is applied in real-world situations. When done, you will be strong enough to move on to very advanced machine learning techniques.

💻 On the Advantages of Learning Machine Learning-

Machine learning is changing such sectors as healthcare, finance, and e-commerce. Learning from this course will enable you to kick-start work with large data and smart systems that predict results, automate tasks, and more.

At TCCI, our focus is to provide you with personalized coaching and a wealth of experiential learning to develop competence in new emerging fields.

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AI Basics for Dummies- Beginners series on AI- Learn, explore, and get empowered

For beginners, explain what Artificial Intelligence (AI) is. Welcome to our series on Artificial Intelligence! Here's a breakdown of what you'll learn in each segment: What is AI? – Discover how AI powers machines to perform human-like tasks such as decision-making and language understanding. What is Machine Learning? – Learn how machines are trained to identify patterns in data and improve over time without explicit programming. What is Deep Learning? – Explore advanced machine learning using neural networks to recognize complex patterns in data. What is a Neural Network in Deep Learning? – Dive into how neural networks mimic the human brain to process information and solve problems. Discriminative vs. Generative Models – Understand the difference between models that classify data and those that generate new data. Introduction to Large Language Models in Generative AI – Discover how AI models like GPT generate human-like text, power chatbots, and transform industries. Applications and Future of AI – Explore real-world applications of AI and how these technologies are shaping the future. 

Next video in this series: Generative AI for Dummies- AI for Beginners series.  Learn, explore, and get empowered

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[pinkiepie20000]

IM GONNA GFYCKING SQYIRTTTTTTTTT

[alllelements]

fighting for my life on wg-gesucht

[daddy-long-legssss]

this is the second weekend in a row i’ve spent working. and i don’t know if i’m just acting like a baby or a delusional but this CANNOT be normal or acceptable. i hate it here and i cannot live this way.

[johnbly]

off to a good start folks

[farceargon]

I've been learning redstone :] @the-silver-sparrow made this piece of art <3 Thank youuuu

But really I've been watching a lot of TangoTek and he's inspired me to try learning redstone! I made a super smelter and kelp farm + transfer rails as practice.

Naturally my short attention span and love for destruction spawned a tnt waterfall/volcano after the 1 hour mark 👍