Yeah, you can absolutely learn AI from scratch even if you’re coming in with no real background. That’s where H2K Infosys stands out a bit they tend to walk you through things in a more hands-on way, with practical examples that feel closer to real work. It can seem like a lot in the beginning , but once you start breaking it down Python first, then basic ML ideas, then trying things out yourself it slowly clicks. Not all at once, but enough to keep you going. One thing I’ve noticed is that just reading theory doesn’t really stick unless you’re actually building something alongside it. It’s not just here’s the concept, but more like here’s how it actually plays out, which, in my experience, makes a big difference when you’re trying to figure this stuff out from the ground up.