Intermediate
Course #SS166
In this course, you'll discover the captivating world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and learn about its basic principles, various uses, and practical implications.
Throughout the course, you'll delve into the core of AI, exploring its role in automating processes, gaining cognitive insights, facilitating engagement, creating conversational AI, and developing digital twins. By examining the 7 Patterns of AI, you'll gain insights into machine learning frameworks and explore a compelling AI marketing case study.
The course seamlessly transitions to Generative AI, its definition, and applications, covering text generation, coding, chatbots, 3-D systems, and animation. You'll also learn to implement Generative AI in autonomous agents, gaining a comprehensive understanding of its capabilities.
The course includes exercises, allowing you to apply your acquired knowledge. By the end of the course, you should have an in-depth understanding of AI types, patterns, and implementations, ready with practical skills for real-world applications.
All Levels
No Prerequisite
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