Advance your machine learning career with Gen AI and Large Language Models (LLMs). Learn the fundamentals of Gen AI and Large Language Models engineering in just 3 months.
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The artificial intelligence (Gen AI) market is expected to grow by 46% annually through 2030 (Source: Statista). Gen AI engineers are in high demand. This program provides data scientists, machine learning engineers, and AI developers with the foundational skills in Gen AI, LLMs, and NLP that employers are looking for.
Gen AI engineers design systems that understand human language. They use LLMs and machine learning to build these systems.
Through this specialization short course series, you will gain practical experience through hands-on labs and a project, which is great for interviews.
Please note that you need basic knowledge of Python, machine learning, and neural networks. Familiarity with PyTorch would be helpful.
Through hands-on labs and projects in each course, you will gain practical skills in using LLMs to develop NLP-based applications. The labs and projects include:
In the final course, you will complete a final project, in which you will apply what you have learned to develop a question-answering robot through a series of hands-on labs. You will start by loading your document from various sources, then implement text segmentation strategies to improve the responsiveness of the model, and use watsonx for training. You will also implement RAG to improve retrieval and configure a Gradio interface to build your question-answering robot. Finally, you will test and deploy your robot.
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