This course introduces the foundational concepts and advanced techniques in Generative AI, covering key topics such as model architectures, data preparation, prompt engineering, and deployment strategies. Learners will gain practical experience with cutting-edge tools and methodologies to effectively design, fine-tune, and deploy generative AI solutions.

Getting Started with Generative AI
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Getting Started with Generative AI
This course is part of Generative AI for Software Engineers & Developers Specialization

Instructor: Edureka
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What you'll learn
Define generative AI principles and apply data preparation, vectorization, and model-building techniques.
Analyze and compare models like GANs, VAEs, transformers, and LLMs for practical applications.
Design effective prompts using few-shot, zero-shot, and chain-of-thought techniques for AI models.
Optimize and deploy generative AI models using fine-tuning, PEFT, and LLMOps strategies.
Skills you'll gain
- Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI/ML)
- Data Visualization
- Generative Model Architectures
- Data Processing
- Deep Learning
- LLM Application
- Open Source Technology
- Large Language Modeling
- Machine Learning
- AI Personalization
- Model Optimization
- Embeddings
- Responsible AI
- Data Preprocessing
- Fine-tuning
- Data Cleansing
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