Lesson series
Introduction to Generative AI
This beginner’s course introduces the concepts, models, uses, and ethical considerations of Generative AI, a branch of AI that creates new content such as text, images, audio, code, and video.
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Total Duration
1 Hour
Total Modules
03
Author
Clay Fletcher
Price
FREE
Key Topics Covered
Let's dive into the following aspects of the course right now.
What Generative AI?
AI that generates new data based on learned patterns from large datasets, unlike traditional AI, which classifies or predicts existing data.
Core Model Types:
1: GANs: Competing networks that generate realistic images/videos.
2: Diffusion Models: Create high-quality images by denoising data.
3: Autoregressive Models (Transformers): Predict text tokens step-by-step (e.g., ChatGPT).
4: VAEs: Encode and reconstruct data (useful for face editing, anomaly detection).
5: Flow-Based Models: Produce sharp, controllable, photo-realistic outputs.
2: Diffusion Models: Create high-quality images by denoising data.
3: Autoregressive Models (Transformers): Predict text tokens step-by-step (e.g., ChatGPT).
4: VAEs: Encode and reconstruct data (useful for face editing, anomaly detection).
5: Flow-Based Models: Produce sharp, controllable, photo-realistic outputs.
How It Works:
Models learn from input–output pairs, recognize patterns, tokenize data, and optimize weights through feedback to generalize beyond memorization.
Application of Generative AI:
Healthcare (drug design), Education (AI tutors), Finance (fraud simulation), Creative fields (art, writing, music).
Tasks:
Automation, decision support, data generation, and content creation.
Limitations & Safe Use:
Risks include bias, misinformation, privacy issues, and ethical challenges (e.g., copyright, misuse).
Safe use involves human oversight, fact-checking, data protection, and ethical transparency.
