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Introduction to Generative AI

Learn generative AI: prompts, tokens, and responsible use. Free GenAI introduction.

Learning Outcomes

  • Write a clear, constrained prompt
  • Explain tokens and context length
  • List failure modes (hallucination, bias)
  • Know when not to send private data to a model

Overview

Generative AI models produce text, images, or code from a prompt. They predict tokens; they do not “understand” like a person.

This page covers prompts, context windows, and why you must verify facts.

It sits in our AI track next to NLP and ML.

What this course will cover

  1. 1. Prompts
  2. 2. Tokens
  3. 3. Use cases
  4. 4. Limits
  5. 5. Safety
  6. 6. RAG idea

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Full 6-level lessons are live for C, C++, Java, Python, and JavaScript. Use them while the remaining Generative AI lessons are added.

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