How do you get involved in this field? What can someone do after taking this course?

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So welcome to the Lean Launchpad class.

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One of the first questions I'd like to address deals with the Ply library that we're using under the hood for this class to help us out with lexing and parsing.

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So welcome to Artificial Intelligence for Robotics.

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But, unfortunately, this is the Introduction to Artificial Intelligence class, so I really want to leave it at a level that covers the typical material I cover at Stanford.