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Gen AI: Beyond the Chatbot
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This course aims to move beyond the basic understanding of chatbots to explore the true potential of generative AI for your organization.
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This course aims to move beyond the basic understanding of chatbots to explore the true potential of generative AI for your organization.
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You unlock the foundational concepts of generative AI by exploring the differences between AI, ML, and gen AI.
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Scaling with Google Cloud Operations
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Map agent types to your KPIs and explore use cases that solve problems, learn how Gemini Enterprise empowers you to build and orchestrate the right agents.
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This course introduces solution elements, including networks, load balancing, autoscaling, infrastructure automation and managed services.
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n this Google DeepMind course you will focus on the training process for machine learning models.
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Unleash the power of language models with fine-tuning. In this course, you will learn how to adjust a pre-trained model to a specific task.
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