Love the idea of visual feedback for debugging! Maybe this can be super helpful for people who are trying to learn data structures? Or maybe for going through project euler.
I am currently participating in a blockchain hackathon. Our group has pivoted away from doing a government-based blockchain e-vote system because of proof of identity / voter fraud problems. We are considering doing a lottery system based on voter turnout.
The scope of your question is too large. Do not compare the complexity of AI to the human brain. Instead compare AI to traditional robotics. In expert systems rules are laid out and logic chains can be followed. AI is a black box of a billion random weighted nodes. The system does not care about 'why' when reducing loss.
I'm trying to get into the program, working my way through your pre-req courses. I do a lot of self studying on the side, but don't have anything to show for it on Udacity. I'm shooting for 33% completion on the 3 Ai-related courses before the application date. Do you think this looks better, or would you rather see I go for a 100% completion on one course?
American here. I took Calculus I in both highschool and college. I thought it was easy in highschool. The rigor of the college course was incomparable. Mostly because the way they asked the questions on the exams were far more demanding.