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When will the machine learning course be released?

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There is no confirmed release date yet. As of 2026-04-30, the machine learning one course is finished aside from the integrated coding components Source: Podcast, 00:58:51, Official MA.

On 2024-10-24 building a machine learning course was discussed as a possibility Source: Podcast, 01:37:18, Official MA, and on 2025-02-06 working on one was described as a goal for “this year” Source: Other, MA Staff. While a staff member suggested on 2025-06-24 that the course might be released “next month” Source: Discord, MA Staff, the most recent update indicates the course is complete except for the coding components Source: Podcast, 00:58:51, Official MA.

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  1. Official MA — what does this status mean?TechZing — 414: TZ Discussion - The Great Unlock

    “Machine learning one is done aside from just that, the kind of the integrated coding stuff. And in fact, the team is well underway on a lot of machine learning two”— Jason Roberts

  2. MA Staff — what does this status mean?Justin Skycak — 2025 in Review: Content Production - Math Academy Podcast #7, Part 1

    “We developed all the content including coding projects for our first machine learning course, to be released once the coding interface is ready.”— Justin Skycak

  3. MA Staff — what does this status mean?Justin Skycak — 2025 in Review: Content Production - Math Academy Podcast #7, Part 1

    “And we developed all the content, including coding projects for our first machine learning course to…”— Justin Skycak

  4. MA Staff — what does this status mean?Justin Skycak — 2025 in Review: Content Production - Math Academy Podcast #7, Part 1

    “the machine learning one course content wise is pretty much ready to go.”— Alex Smith

  5. MA Staff — what does this status mean?Math Academy Podcast — 2025 in Review: Content Production | Math Academy Podcast #7, Part 1

    “And we developed all the content, including coding projects for our first machine learning course to be released once the coding interface is ready.”— Justin Skycak

  6. MA Staff — what does this status mean?Math Academy Podcast — 2025 in Review: Content Production | Math Academy Podcast #7, Part 1

    “although it's not available for public consumption yet, like the machine learning one course, like content wise is pretty much ready to go.”— Alex Smith

  7. MA Staff — what does this status mean?Discord — MathNinja / general

    “Anticipated releases for early 2026: ... Mathematics for Machine Learning V2,”— Alex Smith

  8. MA Staff — what does this status mean?Discord — MathNinja / machine-learning

    “We're in the process of wrapping up the course. If all goes well, we should be able to release it next month, fingers crossed.”— Alex Smith

  9. Official MA — what does this status mean?TechZing — 410: TZ Discussion - The Prime Directive

    “but first we're going to release the machine learning one”— Jason Roberts

  10. MA Staff — what does this status mean?Justin Skycak — Math Academy’s Eurisko Sequence, 5 Years Later: Student Outcomes Emerging From the Most Advanced High School Math/CS Track in the USA

    “we’re currently building out new courses Introduction to Computer Science I and Machine Learning I”— Justin Skycak

  11. MA Staff — what does this status mean?Justin Skycak — Scraping Bits Podcast #137 (Round 4): Learning Math is Hard, Proof Writing, Which Order to Learn Math

    “One of our goals this year is to focus on filling that gap. We’re currently working on a proper machine learning course”— Justin Skycak

  12. MA Staff — what does this status mean?Justin Skycak — Golden Nuggets Podcast #39 (Round 3): MA’s upcoming machine learning course

    “But our machine learning course is still in development.”— Justin Skycak

  13. Official MA — what does this status mean?TechZing — 406: TZ Discussion - Unkillable

    “And I said, well, what if we build a machine learning course? And he's like, that would go off like a nuclear bomb on Twitter. And I said, well, I think that's the answer then, right? And he's like, yeah.”— Jason Roberts

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