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Applied AI @ OpenAI | Ex-Google


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We teach RAG, evals, agents, MCP, multi-agents, context engineering, and all that jazz. But always as tools to solve a business problem. If you want a checklist of hype items without knowing when or why to use them, please don’t join our course. :)
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We follow a flipped-classroom format. All lectures are pre-recorded so folks can go at their own pace, but we’ll still meet 3 times a week for office hours and live sessions. Check schedule below for more details
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This course is an independent offering and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or related to the instructors' current or past employers.
Learn to make decisions tailored to business constraints, understand when & how to apply AI effectively & build a multi-agent application
Identify where agentic AI can add value by reframing business challenges through a systems lens
Understand why traditional software assumptions fail in AI-driven environments
Evaluate tradeoffs between model choices, latency, performance and cost
Learn to frame AI problems through measurable outcomes rather than features or model choices
Understand how evaluation acts as the backbone of reliable agentic systems
Identify and quantify failure modes early using proxy metrics and iterative testing
Design smarter prompts using decomposition, meta-prompts, and algorithmic optimization
Compare reasoning and non-reasoning models for different business tasks
Implement evaluation and guardrail techniques using LLM judges and semantic scoring
Integrate retrieval, memory, and self-reflective behavior in agentic systems
Balance tradeoffs between accuracy, latency, and adaptability in agentic systems
Analyze multi-agent coordination patterns and challenges & learn about protocols like MCP/A2A
Work in small teams to design and implement an end-to-end agentic AI solution for a real business problem
Build an agentic search system across three iterations, integrating RAG, MCP, and multi-agent components
Present your final project to 2000+ attendees including enterprise leaders, investors, and hiring managers
Software/AI Engineers, Strategists, Data Professionals, Solution Architects and Consultants who want to master AI system design
Business Leaders and Product Managers seeking to gain the technical understanding needed to make informed decisions & lead AI initiative
Entrepreneurs looking to understand common generative AI use cases and learn how to develop and implement AI-powered solutions
You should have coded at least once in your life. The course includes no-code assignments but some knowledge of code helps!
Live sessions
Learn directly from Aishwarya Naresh Reganti & Kiriti Badam in a real-time, interactive format.
Lifetime access
Go back to course content and recordings whenever you need to.
Community of peers
Stay accountable and share insights with like-minded professionals.
Certificate of completion
Share your new skills with your employer or on LinkedIn.
Maven Guarantee
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Get up to speed on the latest updates—reasoning models, hybrid models, MCP, and more.
Enterprise use cases need an iterative approach to autonomous agents. Learn design patterns and steps.
Learn how to build traceable, evaluable, and explainable agentic AI applications.
Live sessions
3 hrs / week
Sat, Jan 31
5:00 PM—6:00 PM (UTC)
Sat, Feb 7
5:00 PM—6:00 PM (UTC)
Sat, Feb 7
6:00 PM—7:00 PM (UTC)
Projects
3 hrs / week
Async content
4 hrs / week

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Those who have already deployed GenAI systems in production and want advanced scaling or optimization content
Individuals looking for deep theoretical or research-heavy discussions (e.g., transformer internals, pretraining, or alignment math)
Participants who have never written or worked with code before, even at a basic level
Learners expecting detailed coverage of LLMOps, infrastructure, or large-scale deployment practices