Free top 10 Google AI Courses

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 Free Google AI Courses

Google just released free AI courses with certificates.

No payment needed.

Here are 10 Google courses you need to learn AI:

These courses are a great way to dive into AI, with options ranging from introductory to more technical topics! Let me know if you'd like more details on any of them.

#Course NameKey DetailsLink
1Google: AI for Anyone- Basics of AI
- No prior knowledge in CS, mathematics, AI, or programming required		Link
2Introduction to Generative AI- Introductory microlearning course
- Explains Generative AI, its applications, and differences from traditional ML		Link
3Generative AI for Educators- Flexible AI training designed for teachers
- Built by AI experts at Google in collaboration with MIT RAISE
- No previous experience necessary		Link
4Gemini in Google Docs- Hands-on lessons on content creation and editing
- Boost productivity and writing quality with Gemini
- Earn a badge upon completion		Link
5Introduction to Large Language Models- Focus on Large Language Models (LLM)
- Covers use cases and prompt tuning for LLM performance		Link
6Gemini for Application Developers- Learn how Gemini aids in application development
- Explore features like code explanation
- Earn a badge upon completion		Link
7Introduction to Responsible AI- Responsible AI principles and Google's implementation
- Covers Google's 7 AI principles		Link
8Responsible AI: Applying AI Principles with Google Cloud- Operationalizing responsible AI
- Focus on Google Cloud's approach and best practices		Link
9Introduction to Image Generation- About diffusion models for image generation
- Training and deploying on Vertex AI		Link
10Generative AI for Developers Learning Path- Technical focus for App Developers, ML Engineers, Data Scientists
- Prerequisite: Introduction to Generative AI		Link

These courses are a great way to dive into AI, with options ranging from introductory to more technical

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