AI Fundamentals with IBM SkillsBuild via Cisco SkillsForAll

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IBM via Cisco is offering their AI Fundamentals course to all. While you will not get an IBM certificate for completing the course, you will get a shareable badge and a certificate of completion from Cisco.

Unlock your potential in AI with this comprehensive course from IBM SkillsBuild.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is among the hottest technologies reshaping the future of work! Here's your opportunity to build your knowledge, understand what AI can mean for your future, and visualize yourself in an AI-driven career. You'll begin by exploring AI's history, then discover how it can change the world around you. As you progress, you will delve into how AI understands language, interprets images, and learns using neural networks modeled after the human brain. You'll complete a series of simulations to build and test a machine learning model using IBM Watson Studio, then you'll learn about AI ethics and finish with tips on how to navigate the fast growing AI job market.

Get started today and take the first step toward becoming an integral part of the future AI workforce.

 

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Good find Ken. What's everyones thoughts on the AI revolution we're seeing of late? AI has seen Nvidia become one of the largest companies in the world, I know VMware did it when I was there and ServiceNow have done it since 2016.

I find it fascinating that it will spawn a new array of roles and careers and personally think its a great thing. To automate the mundane and make light of big pieces of work. I think get with it or get left behind personally and use AI daily at work to support me in what I need to do. Co-Pilot too I really like and find helpful