Top AI communities in Discord

Discord, a free audio, video, and text chat service used by tens of millions of individuals aged 13 and above to communicate and socialize with their friends and communities.

Discord is used on a regular basis to cater to wide variety of discussion ranging from art projects, family vacations to homework and mental health help. It’s a home for communities of various sizes, but it’s most popular among small, active groups of people who communicate on a daily basis.

Discord has proven to be a valuable resource for facilitating talks, asking questions, learning from like-minded people, and building a community of data science aficionados. Members can chat on private servers for specialized themes using the VoIP and instant messaging technology.

Listed below are few of the best Discord servers for AI/ML and data science talks.

• Tech with Tim

This server, which has over 30,000 members, is hosted by Tim Ruscica, a computer science graduate and owner of the channel Tech with Tim on YouTube. It’s a place where programmers, software engineers, machine learning, python, and javascript aficionados can get answers to their questions, make project proposals, and talk about programming, software engineering, machine learning, Python, and JavaScript.

• The Data Share

The Data Share Discord server is an initiative of the Towards Data Science community and an open space for any data science enthusiast to talk about their ideas and challenges. The server is a great place to ask data science questions, find resources, get comments, and connect with people who have similar interests.

• Python

Python Discord is one of the platform’s most popular communities. The Python programming language is the focus of the community, which facilitates conversations on it. In addition to being a lively server, the Discord community hosts monthly team events such as code jams, open-source hackathons, seasonal events, and community challenges with prizes for the winners.

• Data Science

The server was created by data scientists in order to create a community that studies all aspects of data science. It can help members with varying degrees of knowledge have more productive talks. To maintain an organised dialogue, the server’s 1000 members are divided into three categories: “share,” “ask,” and “off subject.”

The author is Tanisha Gupta.