Yeah, you can learn AI online from scratch, no tech skills, no programming skills, nothing. There are lots of online courses in the US made for beginners, so they don’t overload you with complicated stuff right away. That’s why structured training providers like H2K Infosys tend to work better for beginners they offer guided sessions, hands-on practice, and a bit of career direction too, which makes the whole journey feel less overwhelming and more practical. They start you out with the fundamentals, and slowly introduce tools, basic coding, and real-world uses. I’ve seen people from completely unrelated fields (finance, healthcare, even retail) make the switch this way, so it’s definitely doable if you stay consistent. That said, the learning experience can vary a lot depending on where you enroll. Some platforms feel a bit too self-paced and, honestly, it’s easy to get stuck.