Artificial Intelligence is a free educational app that contains bite-sized, easy-to-understand content on AI-related topics. Developed by Engineering Apps, it is perfect for users who want to widen their knowledge of AI or take up software engineering. While it has advertisements, they seldom appear on the screen.

Although Artificial Intelligence app online connectivity, all content can be saved for offline viewing—perfect for users who don’t have access to a stable internet connection at home. You can add topics to your favorites, too. Unfortunately, you won’t see quizzes or educational mini-games in this app.

Read AI-related content

If you’re studying software engineering or computer science and need supplementary learning materials, you can go for the Artificial Intelligence app. It consists of six main categories: “Introduction to AI,” “Problem solving with AI,” “Knowledge and Reasoning,” “Learning,” and “Natural Language Processing.” Each of the aforementioned contains a plethora of topics, ranging from the Turing test to methodologies in pattern recognition. The content is well-formatted and includes relevant diagrams, too.

Plus, you can download the above-mentioned for learning on the go and set a reminder for studying a particular topic. The app comes with a search button, allowing you to find any topic in a blink of an eye. Although it has a “Videos” tab, tapping it will lead you to a white page—which is sad since some learners prefer learning from video-based materials.

If you love studying a topic, you can add it to your favorites list and access it at a later time via “My Favourite” on the main screen. The “My Progress” feature, on the other hand, serves as a tracker for all the topics you’ve read so far, and it includes options for deleting all or selected topics. However, this app lacks quizzes that test content mastery.

Learn whenever you want

Whether you’re studying to become a software engineer or studying AI, the Artificial Intelligence app contains tons of AI-related content that you can read online or offline at your own convenience. Sadly, it doesn’t include quizzes should you want to gauge your mastery of a topic. Also, the app could have been better if the “Videos” tab did not redirect to a white page.