Yes. Top-level domain names will give you the answer. There are universities and institutions that study artificial intelligence, but the learning threshold of artificial intelligence is very high, and university studies are relatively safe.

To engage in artificial intelligence, we need mathematical foundations: advanced mathematics, linear algebra, probability theory, mathematical statistics and stochastic processes, discrete mathematics and numerical analysis.

Need the accumulation of algorithms: artificial neural network, support vector machine, genetic algorithm, etc. Of course, algorithms are needed in various fields. For example, in order to make robots navigate and build maps in the positioning environment, it is necessary to study SLAM. In short, many algorithms need time to accumulate.

You need to master at least one programming language: after all, the realization of the algorithm still needs programming; If you go deep into hardware, some basic courses of electricity are essential.