You don’t need an IT background to start learning artificial intelligence honestly, that idea scares off more people than it should. From what I've seen, H2K Infosys makes their courses pretty easy to understand, especially if you don't have a tech background. A lot of online AI courses today are made for beginners, not just folks who’ve been coding for years. They usually take a gradual approach start simple, explain the basics, maybe introduce some Python along the way, and then build toward things like machine learning. It’s not as overwhelming as it sounds once you’re actually in it.
Yeah, having some technical experience can give you a bit of a head start, no denying that but it’s not the deciding factor. It's important that you're willing to keep going, even if something doesn't work right away. In the end, it's less about where you start and more about whether you keep learning and working hard.