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# Introduction

Our aim is to make vectors accessible and to ensure that using vectors in applications is a magical experience. We believe vectors will change how the world builds applications and processes and want to help as many individuals and businesses do this.

This book has been written by the Vector AI team and you can find out more about what we do [here](https://getvectorai.com/). Along with this book, we also have other available resources and materials others can use and explore vectors such as our [hub](https://hub.getvectorai.com/), [playground](https://vectorai-playground.web.app/) and our open-source Github packages ([Vector AI](https://gh.vctr.ai) and [VectorHub](https://github.com/vector-ai/vectorhub)).


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