"AI For Everyone" Presentation
I took advantage of some downtime to take a class on AI, through Coursera. The class was called “AI For Everyone” taught by Andrew Ng of DeepLearning.ai
As a highly visual person who has never felt comfy putting on a “developer” hat, I’ve felt like AI isn’t really in my wheelhouse, so to speak. I use tools like Dall-E, and ChatGPT in my work regularly, but never felt like I could step into the creator process of AI tools. I’m happy to report, though, that this class helped me to reframe that way of thinking.
The class taught me the basics of AI, the hot buzzwords, where things are today and where they’re going. In addition, though, Andrew walked me through the process of creating AI, and the general idea of how these types of projects and teams function. In my excitement to help steward this type of thinking within my own team, I was encouraged to share my takeaways of the course with my colleagues.
I was told “no need to make a presentation or anything”… so naturally I absolutely made a presentation. And after the first smiley face was added, things really took off. So alas, here we are with all these cuties.
RESOURCES
If you’re interested, I absolutely recommend taking the class, and digging into all of the resources that are out there! Here are a few that I’d recommend:
The five step AI transformation playbook
Execute pilot projects to gain momentum
Build an in-house AI team
Provide broad AI training
Develop an AI strategy
Develop internal and external comms
TensorFlow’s Women in Machine Learning Symposium
Take the Coursera Class, AI for Everyone
Beyond that, read books & blogs, watch demos, talk to experts, etc.!