How can I start my career in A.I.- Artificial Intelligence ?

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xclash

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on: Nov 10, 2013

I am Computer Science graduate student in first semester. I am thinking about specializing in AI and making it my life's goal.

But the problem is I don't have any idea about what kind of programming languages and mathematics is used in studying it. If you guys can guide me then I can begin my homework about this basics. Any suggestions would work.

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