
Explore the basics of artificial intelligence, its real-world applications, and future possibilities as you learn with Jarvis-inspired projects and hands-on AI learning paths for kids.
Discover the definition of artificial intelligence as the ability of computers to think and learn, and how self-driving cars use image recognition and continuous learning from a cloud.
Explore how artificial intelligence mirrors human intelligence by learning from data, enabling YouTube recommendations and personalized ads, and how algorithms infer your preferences from viewing history.
Learn how machine learning makes computers learn from experience using training data, improving without explicit programming, with examples like Netflix recommendations, search engines, and voice assistants.
Explore how deep learning uses neural networks with input, hidden and output layers, applying filters and weights to predict and classify data, including image recognition in self-driving cars.
Explore the relationship between artificial intelligence, machine learning, and deep learning, and learn the three main types of machine learning: supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement.
Explore supervised and unsupervised machine learning, including how training and testing work with labeled data in supervised learning and how unsupervised learning discovers patterns without guidance.
Explore reinforcement machine learning, where a model observes the environment, takes actions, and learns from rewards and mistakes to improve performance and decision making.
Explore regression in machine learning, where models predict continuous outputs by finding patterns in data. See real-world examples like rainfall trends and COVID-19 case forecasting.
Learn classification machine learning, a supervised approach that uses labeled data to assign inputs to predefined classes. See fruit sorting, social media ads, Amazon reviews, and spam detection as examples.
Explore unsupervised learning by examining clustering, which groups similar data into clusters without labels. Apply clustering to social media to identify patterns, target audiences, and fraud signals.
Compare classification and clustering in machine learning with examples like apples vs bananas and unlabeled data. Explore how regression and clustering support self-driving cars in object detection and decision making.
Discover the three parts of artificial intelligence—dataset, learning algorithm, and prediction—and learn how inputs, steps, and outputs drive AI from data types like numerical, pictorial, and text datasets.
Learn to build an image-based object detection model that differentiates cats and dogs by training on labeled images in Teachable Machine, then save, export, and share the model.
Explore hands-on image recognition projects, train and explain your model with a dataset, and create video assignments showing object, vehicle, fruit, and plant identifiers for teacher submission.
Develop a mask detection model by collecting own images for two classes (mask and no mask), training, testing with varied angles, and saving the project to drive.
Understand how epochs, batches, batch size, batch number, and learning rate shape model training and accuracy for practical AI applications.
Develop an audio detection module by creating a three-class classifier for background noise, clap, and snap, recording samples, training the model, and validating its performance in Teachable Machines.
Explore the basics of computer programming and coding in this artificial intelligence for beginners course, focusing on how a computer follows a sequence of instructions using languages like Python.
Begin level two by learning Python basics and programming AI models, including regression, image classification, and neural networks. Explore hands-on projects like rock, paper, scissors to understand AI.
This course takes you on a journey to demystify Artificial Intelligence. We start with a historical perspective and understand the journey of AI through time. We learn about the term artificial intelligence and its origins. We then define the term in the current context.
Once these basics are clear, we move on to Understand the various types of Artificial Intelligences like Regression, Classification and Clustering. We also look at reinforced learning and its uses. We talk about each of these in detail along with some real-life examples. We also Take a look back at some real-life artificial intelligence examples like a self-driving car and try to Segment the AI used in this into constituent components like regression classification and clustering.
Once equipped with the basic understanding, we define the parts of Artificial Intelligence systems in detail and use real life examples to clarify concepts. The parts like input data, algorithm and output are pretty much common across artificial intelligence models. Having a clear understanding of these as well as their limitations is necessary for strong foundations in the subject.
Finally, we develop our own usable AI models. These models are created using no-code method but are completely customizable. In fact, you can even download the code for the AI models that you have created and use it as you would like it. You will define the input, select the algorithm to be used and finally will also evaluate the output produced by the model.
The models we create are:
Image Detection Model
Pose Detection Model
Audio Detection Model
The course is supposed to be purchased by adults over the age of 18. In case kids want to enroll for the course, course must still be purchased by a parent or guardian and be watched under supervision.