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About the Course
This course offers a deep dive into Large Language Models (LLMs), exploring their capabilities, applications, challenges, and future potential in
the business landscape. Through a blend of theoretical insights and practical examples, learners can review and acquire concepts related to
LLMs and their transformative impact on various industries. Today, major organizations use related LLM technologies such as Customer
Support Chatbots, Marketing Content Generation, and Software Development tools. The impact of these technologies combined with real-time
Data Analytics has transformed a wide range of industries, from airlines, advertising agencies, legal firms, and health care, ju...
the business landscape. Through a blend of theoretical insights and practical examples, learners can review and acquire concepts related to
LLMs and their transformative impact on various industries. Today, major organizations use related LLM technologies such as Customer
Support Chatbots, Marketing Content Generation, and Software Development tools. The impact of these technologies combined with real-time
Data Analytics has transformed a wide range of industries, from airlines, advertising agencies, legal firms, and health care, ju...
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By Peter Y
•Apr 24, 2025
Well delivered and thank you to the great facilitators, will certainly utilize the knowledge gained in the course.
By UTTARA A
•Feb 8, 2025
Nice course good overview
By Muneer H H
•Jul 14, 2024
جيد
By Mattias O
•Jan 12, 2025
Nice instructors. The content was quite shallow but I appreciated the section about how to implement LLM applications. Questions after each video were sometimes bizarre, it felt like the hallucinations of an LLM.
By Dr. F R
•Apr 22, 2025
The content shared is good for the basic understanding. Instructors are just reading the prompter which looks so odd. The examples shared as use case is too basic.