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About the Course

Forget everything you know about traditional AI. Agentic AI doesn’t just analyze data; it acts on it. From drafting sales emails to updating CRMs,
it’s not just a tool—it’s a game-changer. Are you ready to harness its power? Agentic AI combines Generative AI with tools and actions,
enabling the creation of "agents" that revolutionize how work is done. Unlike tools that simply generate static outputs, these agents take
action—drafting emails directly in your inbox, updating a CRM with client meeting notes, or analyzing sales data and producing a PowerPoint
presentation. In the fast-paced world of AI-enhanced work, understanding Agentic AI isn’t optional—it’s your competitive adv...
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Top reviews

VM

Feb 7, 2025

I have really enjoyed learning about Agentic Ai and Custom GPT from Jules White from Vanderbilt University - they are explained in a simple way so that everyone can understand!

JR

Feb 7, 2025

It's hard not to be contaminated by Jules' enthusiasm and engagement. He's great at giving context, both zooming out and in as required. Fully recommended.

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By andres c

Jan 2, 2025

Good but need more depth

By William O

Dec 31, 2024

This course was a bit of a disappointment as it seemed to be a replay of the Custom GPT course. The material about step by step instructions and using both text and picture feedback was very good and new. But a lot of the other material such as RAG and creating a GPT were covered in other courses. I used to experience a similar level of frustration when I first started taking networking courses with Cisco. I'd sign up for a five day class and it wasn't until Thursday afternoon I learned anything new. It seemed like a waste of time and money. It might be better than to have a lot of mini-courses with duplicative content, to have a larger roadmap of courses that don't have to repeat. I understand that if students are given a grab bag of courses, you have to provide sufficient content to help them through that course, as they may not take another. But if the goal is to learn generative AI more fully, a program where each course builds on a previous one rather than repeats a lot of the material would be better.

By Gareth H

Jan 28, 2025

Good course to start with

By Patrick L

Feb 20, 2025

Second (last) module is incoherent and stops without delivering on its last promise - to teach how to use your own tools in custom ChatGPT's.