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>> Hi, my name is Wade Gilliam and this is a testimonial for the AI e-vouse

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course

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that Hamill and Shreya have put together.

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And the TLDR is if you're building AI-powered applications, you need this

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course.

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It is well worth your investment of time and money to be a part of this for so

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many reasons.

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So in terms of things that I've learned and I think are important is that we've

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been told,

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"Look at your data."

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I think most people understand looking at your data is important.

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But how do you look at it?

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What do you look at?

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How do you quantify where errors are happening?

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How do you systematically then improve your system?

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That is really the nuts and bolts of what this course is about.

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So some of the things that I really have enjoyed is that they put together

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an excellent Discord community where folks are talking to experts in this field

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,

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sharing information with one another.

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I think that's super valuable for learning.

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They also have a course reader to complement the lectures.

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That really kind of goes into detail with more explanatory material, what's

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covered in the courses.

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And the other thing that's kind of unique that I really value is that there's

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actually a course project

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to drive home the things that are being taught.

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In terms of recommending this course, absolutely.

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It's definitely kind of changed the way that in particular I'm doing error

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analysis and

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I'm actually spending time to do things manually or with domain experts and not

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just solely

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try to relegate everything to an LLM.

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And so it's an amazing course.

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Definitely recommend if you get a chance to do this.

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And if you're involved in AI at all, it's worth your time,

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whether you're a technical or a non-technical person on a team building these

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things.

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So yeah, definitely take this course.