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Generally good, but sometimes terms are used without having them defined. Right at the beginning, the terms "training" and "model" are used without definitions. Then there is the statement, "Unlabeled data is data that comes with no tag." One can finally figure these things out, but more "hand holding" should be done for novices (like me . . . and maybe you). Then there is an example of a pizza business, and it meanders about deliveries and tips, and . . . doesn't seem tell us how AI does anything. A real positive is that the video narrator is very good (I'd guess a voice actor) and is to be commended.

Despite the course saying is "introduction" based. It's not.

You need to have some knowledge of computers, from software development to IT experience.

The video uses large model phrases, with the presenter assuming you understand them.

The quiz is by far the worst thing on here. It has long questions and long answers, where if you miss a word, you end up getting the question wrong, simply because one word was misused.

Would not recommend this course to people who have never studied software or computer, but want to learn about AI for fun. This course IS NOT fun.

Take it back to Alpha Testing.

Not as in-depth as I would like, but as an introduction, it passes. Referencing a huge pile of external PDFs for reading is not what I consider to be course material - it can only enhance the self-learning experience. I find it useful to pass the PDFs to Claude.ai or NotebookLM and get a summary, then use the AI to dig deeper if I want to.

Content was ok but I really expected more of it. Towards the end, it just seems a bit like an ad for google products.

The quiz questions are rather bad, have spelling mistakes, and are mainly focused around discovering small differences in text rather than actually understanding the content.

This felt a lot more basic than I think I expected, though I really do expect that Google will add content as their products develop. The instructor is helpful, it's the limited material that makes me give this a low rating. I do look forward to revisiting this course as it develops.

Lots of information and the quiz was frustrating as the answers were all different by a single word at times. I do have a baseline of knowledge about Generative AI now, but the video aspect was dry and took me several replays to absorb the info. Very glad I took notes.

Didn't like the recommended reading section - I felt there were too many similar links and wished it was narrowed down to one or two links per topics. Could do the quiz with just the video if you feel very confident.

It serves as a good intro to Generative AI. But I feel this is tailored for people who are looking to use Gen AI as a service and not tailored to people who want to gain some knowledge on how to build these models.

Lots of information so far. Put together well with quiz at the end of the lesson. Couldn't finish to get certificate due to error with lab. week 2 lab near the end with SSH section wouldn't work.

The quiz was goofy. One of the questions had 5 answers, each with about 100 words a piece-- save two or three key words that you could easily read over even as an experienced test-taker.

It was good for an introductory course. But if you are not a computer science major, some of this stuff could be over your head. It did give me an understanding of what AI is about.

it say it's an introduction, and as such, is very well explained for people like me, who have almost no knowledge about AI, ML or programming, but I felt it too short anyways.

The forced jokes were disruptive for me but I acknowledge that this may be a matter of taste. Otherwise fine and very brief introduction to the uninitiated.

Basically just a video introduction with a short quiz and readings listed in a PDF. Can get the same thing for free on Google's website. Informational only.