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Building Your First AI Project

Microsoft Reactor
114K subscribers
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As a continuation of our AI Builder series, in this session, we will start building our first AI project. We will apply the frameworks and concepts that we learned in our last session directly to a real AI project. After the session is complete, you should have the confidence and ability to start working on your own projects. There will be some code examples shared in this session so attendees can also follow along if they choose. Who is aimed at? Attendees from the last session. Anyone who classifies themselves as ‘technical’ and wants to start working with AI at work or on side projects. Any pre-requisites Curiosity  …...more
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Building Your First AI Project
As a continuation of our AI Builder series, in this session, we will start building our first AI project. We will apply the frameworks and concepts that we learned in our last session directly to a real AI project. After the session is complete, you should have the confidence and ability to start working on your own projects. There will be some code examples shared in this session so attendees can also follow along if they choose. Who is aimed at? Attendees from the last session. Anyone who classifies themselves as ‘technical’ and wants to start working with AI at work or on side projects. Any pre-requisites Curiosity about AI. Some development experience is a major plus but not required Speaker Bio Korey has a passion for both educating and inspiring others on what is possible with AI and how they can use it to build incredible products. He has mentored and guided startups through both the challenges and successes of working with AI. As a Cloud Advocate in the Microsoft Stockholm Reactor, his main goal is to expand AI literacy, support developers, and grow the AI community in Stockholm and beyond. [eventID:16085]

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Microsoft Reactor

114K subscribers