pretty basic idea of GenAI; the content and assignments could have been better. The material is not up to standard. The peer-reviewed submission has to be better with feedback. Personally, I think this was more for high school students than college students or industry. But OK enough to get you started.

Interesting but very high-level and quite a lot of repetition. I was expecting to hear a bit more about embeddings, prompt engineering, tokens etc. Perhaps that's covered in the intermediate level version.

It is not a specialized course. Interesting but no great.

It's repetitive, it's contradictory, it's time wasting. One star only for the smart and helpful inclusion of outside reading resources, a wonderful collection of essays from Stanford. Everything else, which appears to be generated by fractal.ai is awful. I say generated, because I assume no human would write these scripts. Poorly crafted video scripts, which are also poorly edited (if at all) when the poor hosts dealing with this awful writing stumble. There are entire sections of video where there are 1-2 sentences (or less) of content that actually reflects or supports the title of the section. It is not training for AI, but 95% propaganda. It's a sales pitch about the wonders of AI. It is not aimed at any professional working in the tech industry, and not for anyone who already has a passing idea of what AI is. It is merely hype, with a ridiculous level of hyperbolic claims about the "magic, wonder, and wizardry" of AI. There is no training in this training. The tests are similarly terrible. They are aso contradictory, and repetitive, and the "correct answers" are questionable. Tey do not explain when a question is looking for multiple answers and will dock you if you choose the "best one". Save yourself a few hours of your life and skip this one.

The Gen AI course provided clear explanations of the fundamentals and offered insights into its effective utilization. I appreciate its emphasis on the importance of ethical and responsible development of AI.

GenAI for Everyone was nothing short of an Fabulous Coursework from Fractal Analytics Provided by Coursera and I highly recommend it to all the Tech Enthusiasts out there!! Way to go...

The course is nicely designed and covers the basics of Gen AI. Also, it helps the learner understand the next steps towards deep learning.

Good course giving a great understanding of how GenAI is for everyone and not just for companies or Engineers.

Outstanding program Thank you very much May God reward you and may God bless you good luck for everbody

Very helpful and informative.

good course for practice

Perfect thank you

شكرً كورسيرا

extremly nyc

Thanks

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رائع

good

Great course and amazing presentations from the tutors. Thank you so much for putting this together. I feel like I have a good introduction to the subject of GenAI, which is exactly what I expected from it initially.

A few parts of the learning path were not clear and might need to be tested again as the flow was not as smooth. However, this is minor and did not have any affect on the overall learning process.

Many thanks to the whole team!

It was an amazing journey which talks about GenAI and their uses at multiple places and scenario. It also gives a brief details, how to train your dragon (AI). Overall, it is a must course for those who want to start their journey of AI from basics.

Nice introductory course, highly recommended. This course scratches the surface, but an intermediate course would be nice diving a little deeper into the various aspects of Generative AI.

A good general overview of the current status of AI and its usefulness.

Pretty good course. The Assignment Reviews are all over the place.

nah

The course content is very superficial and barely scratches the surface of Generative AI realm. Apart from just talking about various examples how Gen AI can empower us, we should try to dig a little deeper and get our hands dirty with at least few of the use-cases that were discussed. Moreover, the quizzes can be made better too. A lot of questions are repetitive and options are at extreme ends so that sometimes it's even possible to answer them without even reading the question.

So I would say a great initiative to start with, but there is a lot of scope for improvement to make it a high quality course. Good luck! :)