AI Foundations
Understand what AI tools do, how their parts work together and how to judge their answers and costs.
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Understand what AI tools do, how their parts work together and how to judge their answers and costs.
View Course →See how AI learns from examples and how to check whether its predictions are useful.
View Course →Understand the chips and memory that run AI, and why some systems are faster than others.
Explore Outline →Explore where AI’s electricity comes from, what it costs and how reliable supply is arranged.
Explore Outline →See how data centres keep AI computers powered, connected and cool.
Explore Outline →Follow an AI chip from its design to manufacturing and the finished server.
Explore Outline →See how many AI computers work together and how cloud services make them available.
Explore Outline →Follow the work of building, testing, releasing and maintaining an AI system.
Explore Outline →Work out how AI computing businesses earn money and what drives their costs.
Explore Outline →Understand how large AI infrastructure projects are funded and how lenders assess them.
Explore Outline →Learn how AI startups raise money and how investment changes ownership and control.
Explore Outline →Follow the decisions and work needed to turn a data-centre plan into a working service.
Explore Outline →Explore what changes when AI services are built and used in different countries.
Explore Outline →See how business records become information an AI system can use, and why data quality matters.
Explore Outline →Understand how language models turn words into numbers and generate an answer.
Explore Outline →Explore how AI works with pictures, sound, video and documents.
Explore Outline →Learn how models are adapted for particular tasks and checked before release.
Explore Outline →Use AI predictions to compare choices, plan ahead and ask what caused a result.
Explore Outline →Compare using a hosted model with running a model yourself, including costs and permissions.
Explore Outline →Design AI tools that people can understand, use and correct.
Explore Outline →Follow the parts of an AI app, from a user’s question to an answer backed by relevant information.
Explore Outline →Explore when it makes sense to run AI on a phone or other device instead of in the cloud.
Explore Outline →See how AI agents choose steps and use tools to complete a task.
Explore Outline →Identify ways an AI system can cause harm or be misused, and how organisations manage those risks.
Explore Outline →Understand the legal questions to check when building or using AI, including data and creative rights.
Explore Outline →Work out the cost of delivering an AI product and compare ways to charge for it.
Explore Outline →Plan how to introduce AI into a business process, from choosing a use to measuring results.
Explore Outline →Understand the skills, roles and team choices involved in building and running AI.
Explore Outline →Choose customers, explain an AI product’s value and plan how to bring it to market.
Explore Outline →Explore how AI companies compete and where they can build a lasting advantage.
Explore Outline →See how robots use AI to sense their surroundings, choose actions and move safely.
Explore Outline →Explore how AI may change work, education, resources and relationships between countries.
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