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175+ Free AI Courses via LinkedIn Learning
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LinkedIn have temporarily unlocked 250 free AI courses (175+ in English), to help people across job roles and industries. They can be accessed for free until 5th April, you don't need a Learning subscription to access the content. Just log in using your LinkedIn credentials. Deal link goes to courses, where you can filter by level to select some courses.
Build Critical AI Skills with These 250 (Free) AI Courses
Some of the free courses
General AI-literacy for all - For any professional hoping to achieve fluency in generative AI and responsible AI foundations.
GAI for different roles - For professionals looking to learn GAI skills relevant to their specific role.
GAI for power users and tech audiences - For professionals who need to work with large language models (LLMs) to build or modify AI-powered business investments.
GAI for specialised roles For tech professionals and AI/ML engineers who need specialised training to maintain and train AI models.
Offer ends 5th April
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Build Critical AI Skills with These 250 (Free) AI Courses
Some of the free courses
General AI-literacy for all - For any professional hoping to achieve fluency in generative AI and responsible AI foundations.
- Building AI Literacy(Learning Path)
- Responsible AI Foundations(Learning Path)
- Develop Your Prompt Engineering Skills (Learning Path)
- Integrating Generative AI into Business Strategy
- Building Career Agility and Resilience in the Age of AI
GAI for different roles - For professionals looking to learn GAI skills relevant to their specific role.
- Build AI Aptitude as a Senior Manager(Learning Path)
- Building Generative AI Skills for Business Pros(Learning Path)
- Building Generative AI Skills for Creative Pros(Learning Path)
- Building Generative AI Skills for Developers(Learning Path)
- Generative AI, Recruiting, and Talent Acquisition
- Leveraging Generative AI in Finance and Accounting
- ChatGPT for Web Developers
GAI for power users and tech audiences - For professionals who need to work with large language models (LLMs) to build or modify AI-powered business investments.
- Develop Your Skills with the OpenAI API(Learning Path)
- Hands-On Projects for OpenAI-Powered Apps (Learning Path)
- Hands-On AI: Building LLM-Powered Apps
- Generative AI: Introduction to Large Language Models
- Machine Learning with Python: Foundations
- Build Your Own GPTs
GAI for specialised roles For tech professionals and AI/ML engineers who need specialised training to maintain and train AI models.
- Maintaining: MLOps, cloud, security, and frameworks to serve roles implementing AI.
- Prepare for the Google Cloud Professional Machine Learning Engineer Certificate(Learning Path — Certification Preparation)
- Prepare for the AWS Certified Machine Learning — Specialty (MLS-C01) Exam(Learning Path — Certification Preparation)
- Securing the Use of Generative AI in Your Organization
- Azure OpenAI: Generative AI Models and How to Use Them
- Google Cloud Professional for Machine Learning Essential Training
- Training: Fine-tuning, model optimization, neural networks. Content targeting AI/ML engineers and data science professionals.
Offer ends 5th April
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Edited by Chanchi32, 13 March 2024
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Are they all free? video based?
Thank you for posting!!! Appreciate you.
NumPy Essential Training: 1 Foundations of NumPy
I read that as... a course in becoming a Numpty !!! LoLLLz (edited)
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At the risk of sounding a bit 'tinfoil hat'y, you realise that the more you devote to AI, the more you are working yourselves out of jobs, yeah?
I mean I get it....there will be some initial careers in it as companies want to get ramped up in that space etc, arguably unstoppable.
But it's to teach machines how to better do a persons job. The companies are not doing this because they think it will lead to a majestic future, they are doing it because a team of two working with AI is cheaper to run than a team of 6 coders/developers/testers.
I'm dying to be proven wrong, but it seems like a load of cows in a stampede to the slaughterhouse.
do they need to started and completed before 5th? (edited)