I'm introducing a new section on the channel: #aibasics !

Over the past two years, ML is the top trend in the industry with the huge interest not just in tech but across various business domains. ML helps to automate routine tasks and significantly decrease operational costs. And definitely this trend will continue to grow next few years or even more.

As engineers we should at least know the fundamentals of that technology. I mean not just using lots of GenAI tools in daily work but understanding how it works under the hood, its limitations, capabilities and applicability for business and engineering tasks. As of me, I have a significant knowledge gap here, which I plan to close next several months.

I plan to start with the following courses (they are absolutely free):
✏️ Mashing Learning Crash Course from Google that has fresh updates in November
✏️ LLM Course by Cohere

I will use those courses as a base and extend them with additional sources on demand.

So I'm starting my AI learning journey and will share my progress and key takeaways here 💪