Hello, I am currently studying artificial intelligence as a major. I will not lie, but the lectures are conducted according to the university level curriculum.... The difficulty level is about 90% of the university level(?). It is not as deep as a master's degree, but this lecture definitely covers everything from beginner to intermediate level. And apart from the difficulty level, school classes end with just reading PPTs, but this lecture was so good because I could follow the code line by line. Sometimes, in some areas, he explained at a level that made me think, 'Huh?! They go into this much depth!?' I was surprised. (I was surprised because the points and explanations that the professor made were almost the same.) The regrettable thing is that the parts that are the pinnacle of modern machine learning, such as transformers and attention, are not covered yet. If this lecture comes out, I think Professor Kwon Chul-min will almost become the king of domestic machine learning private education. It is the most satisfying lecture among the lectures that I paid for at Inflearn.