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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.