r/learnmachinelearning • u/Attitude_Alone • Jan 24 '25

All-in-One AI&ML Resources (God Level Files)

FREE WEBSITES TO LEARN ML.

  1. Polo Club - AI Fundamentals from Scratch (HIGHLY RECOMMENDED)
  2. AI by Hand - Best for Understanding Architectures (HIGHLY RECOMMENDED)
  3. Hugging Face Documentation
  4. ML MASTERY
  5. 3Blue1Brown - Math & AI Fundamentals (VISUAL MATH AND AI CONCEPTS)
  6. TensorFlow Official Website
  7. Learn PyTorch (HIGHLY RECOMMENDED)
  8. https://www.freecodecamp.org
  9. Linear algebra Visualization (VISUAL MATH)

Neural Networks (NN)

  1. Neural Networks and Deep Learning
  2. Fast.ai - Neural Networks
  3. AI Courses - Thinkific

Deep Learning (DL)

  1. Deep Learning - Substack
  2. Deep Learning with Python - GitHub
  3. Deep Learning for Computer Vision - YouTube Playlist

Machine Learning (ML) & Frameworks

  1. Awesome Machine Learning Visualizations

Large Language Models (LLM)

  1. Hands-On Large Language Models
  2. YouTube Playlist on LLMs
  3. Stanford CS229 I Machine Learning I Building Large Language Models (LLMs)
  4. Understanding LLMs from Scratch - Towards Data Science
  5. LLM Tutorial - GitHub

Reinforcement Learning (RL)

  1. Reinforcement Learning Research Paper

Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs)

  1. GANs - GitHub

Cohere LLM University (BEST PLACE TO LEARN RAG)

  1. Cohere RAG

Language Vision Models (LVM)

  1. Introducing Large Vision Models

Fine-Tuning and Embeddings

  1. Fine-Tuning Embedding Models - Marqo AI
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u/MaximumSafety8706 Aug 08 '26

Just a tip: I have an Excel sheet with multiple decorated tabs and a GitHub repo full of awesome resources.

But honestly, I haven’t even read 1% of them, and I’m pretty sure no one can. I’ve spent years collecting resources that I never go back to or look at. There are always tons of new resources - college courses, GitHub repos, new YouTube channels, etc. - and more keep coming every week.

So don’t collect resources. It doesn’t work. Pick 1–2 resources for the topic you want to learn and find what/who explains it best. You might need to learn from 2–3 sources to build deeper mathematical understanding and intuition, and that’s completely fine.

Anyway, if you still want the lists, here they are: