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+    <b>Editor's note</b>: if you're reading this to get code snippets, don't bother. While there is much use for writing code (obviously), and it's necessary to go over it,
+    there is a <i>lot</i> of introductory material on popular AI frameworks, and not a whole lot covering the math that makes them work in an accessible manner.
+    Deadly Boring Math is and will remain focused solely on theoretical mathematics; if I ever write a piece on programming simple AI (which would be cool; I might),
+    it'll go live on my <a href="https://swaous.asuscomm.com/blog/">personal blog</a>.
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     Hello, everyone! Today's a bit of a change of pace: rather than our usual advanced calculus material, we're covering... Artificial intelligence!
     As this is a math blog, and not an AI blog, we're not going to cover prompt engineering or anything like that. Instead, we're looking at two critical concepts: