Eric Just Real AI skills for working data teams

Foremost, no matter the subject matter, if Eric Just is teaching I am taking the class! He is a natural instructor skilled at speaking to an audience that has an array of backgrounds and skill level. I started this class being somewhat aware of models and consumer level AI and left with enough knowledge to be part of technical discussions. I have a new appreciation for taking time to truly have an AI strategy that is intentional and fiscally responsible. Thanks to Eric's desire to ensure students retain information, I will be sitting in on a future class to cement the wisdom he imparts.

I didn't realize how much I needed this course. It is one thing to use Chat GPT or Claude, it is completely thing to understand how they work and that you can build your own agents to work within your own dataset. Eric was an amazing instructor and very effectively presented topic completely unfamiliar to me in a way that I understood completely. I would highly recommend this class to anyone who uses or manages a database in their organization.

Fantastic course showing you how to create your own local chatbot with your data protected

Eric is a phenomenal instructor. His command of the AI subject matter is incredibly rich and he can explain the most complex concepts in very simple terms which make for easy learning. If you're trying to break through all the AI hype and develop practical skills to safely and productively leverage the plethora of tech tools out there, don't pass up the opportunity to attend his course(s).

This course opened up a whole new world to me. I had no idea about all of the various systems and models behind AI and what they are capable of. The course was geared towards health care and some of the material was a bit over my head but it gave me great ideas about how to handle complex plant breeding data and some potential tools we could develop to facilitate our data analysis. I also learned that data integrity is very important to optimize the use of these tools so I have ideas about how to improve that in our organization as well.