Welcome to this course! Here, you will find a quick guide to the entire syllabus
AI in a Nutshell
Essential concepts: Machine Learning, Deep Learning, NLP.
“Weak” vs. “Strong” AI: focusing on what’s actually useful today.
Success Cases and Limitations
Practical examples (Netflix, IBM Watson) from an implementation and results perspective.
Key Outcome: Become familiar with terminology and foundational concepts to better understand AI tools and how to use them in daily work.
Types of Models
GPT-3.5, GPT-4, Bard, Llama, etc.
When to use each one: cost, speed, context limits.
Use Cases
Content creation, customer support, text analysis, etc.
Model selection depending on task type (simple vs. complex).
Key Outcome: Understand which models exist, their purposes, and how to choose the most suitable one for each situation.
Prompting Best Practices
Structure, context, and examples in prompts.
How to reduce ambiguity and get more accurate results.
Prompt Chaining (Workflows)
Sequencing prompts for complex tasks: summarize → generate questions → create content.
Real examples applicable to marketing, sales, or business reports.
Tools for Prompting
Apps and extensions to simplify prompt editing and testing (ChatGPT web, plugins, basic IDEs).
Key Outcome: Design and chain prompts to maximize productivity and the quality of responses.
Identifying Automatable Tasks
Where to apply AI to save time and resources (e.g., customer service, sales reports, etc.).
Integration with Automation Tools
Zapier, Power Automate: orchestrating data and actions alongside ChatGPT and other models.
End-to-end workflows (from data collection to final reporting).
Agents and Task Delegation
Setting up agents that operate with limited autonomy to process and answer queries.
Key Outcome: Learn to orchestrate AI-driven workflows, connect various tools, and delegate parts of the process to AI.
Tool Overview
ChatGPT (text), DALL·E (images), DeepSeek (search), Midjourney, etc.
Selection and Comparison
Factors to consider: user-friendliness, cost, features, integration with other apps.
Concrete Use Cases
Rapid design and prototyping, marketing campaign generation, data report creation, etc.
Key Outcome: Gain a practical catalog of tools and how to apply them at work right away.
AI in Strategic Practice
Using AI for analytics and predictions (sales, market trends).
Step-by-Step Implementation
How to outline a short adoption roadmap in a team or project.
Presenting results and tips to “sell” the idea internally.
Key Outcome: Learn how to incorporate AI into analysis and planning processes, without delving into ethical or regulatory issues.
(Replaces the former module on KPIs and impact measurement)
Advanced Prompting and Practical Hacks
Employing “roles” and “personalities” in prompts (e.g., “You are a marketing consultant,” “You are a data analyst”).
Handling extensive context (using “continuations,” splitting text into sections).
Prompt loops and iterative review: generate → correct → refine.
Integrating Multiple Tools
Linking ChatGPT with search tools (DeepSeek) or images (DALL·E) for more comprehensive projects.
Collaborative flows: how a team can share prompts and results efficiently.
Frameworks and Specialized Libraries (No Complex Coding)
Introduction to LangChain, LlamaIndex, and other solutions that orchestrate prompts and data.
Basic usage of low-code/no-code platforms to leverage these frameworks (if applicable).
Real Applications and Challenges
Solving a complex practical scenario: creating a small “assistant” that searches for information, summarizes it, and generates a report.
Key Outcome: Elevate prompting and tool integration to the next level, exploring advanced techniques and complex workflows to maximize AI’s value in real projects.