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My Machine Learning Adventure
My interest in machine learning started out of curiosity back in high school, but it quickly became a serious passion because of its amazing potential to change things.
When I was 16, I even designed my own robot, Majo3, that could walk, talk, and climb stairs. The parts were way too expensive for a kid like me who only got pocket money for ice cream, so I planned to use silicon to build Majo3’s body. Later, I learned 18 languages solely by working systematically and learning patterns. Later, as I got older, I dove into nanotechnology, large language models, generative AI, neural networks, and AI at the university in Norway. This journey has been incredibly fulfilling, allowing me to explore the intersection of technology, languages, and artificial intelligence in exciting ways.
At its heart, machine learning is about teaching computers to learn and make decisions from data without being explicitly programmed. It’s a part of AI that lets systems get better at what they do over time through experience. What really hooked me was how it could tackle tough problems that were once thought impossible or needed…
