A neural network is a system of connected layers made up of tiny units called neurons. Think of it like a pipeline — data flows in, gets processed, and a prediction comes out.
Click each layer below to see what it does 👇
For an image model, it goes roughly like this:
Now here's the key part: every connection has a weight — a tiny "importance score". Training a neural network is literally just adjusting these weights until the model gets accurate.
Training from scratch needs massive data, huge compute, and tons of time. Transfer learning is the shortcut that changed everything.
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This is how most modern AI actually works. Big labs train massive foundation models once, then developers adapt them for specific tasks. That's why you can build powerful AI without needing billions of data points.
What does "Transfer Learning" mean in AI?