Check out Hubspot's FREE resource on how to use AI for data analysis! clickhubspot.com/e9h5 Course Link: Google's AI Essentials Course: imp.i384100.net/MAmKVo In this video I summarize the 8 hour Google AI Essentials course in 15 minutes. So stop procrastinating and watch this to save yourself 7 hours 45 min and $50. Afterwards, watch some anime to reward yourself and donate to Blue Lock to have better animations.
This was great. I've wanted to explore AI more, but am extremely time restricted. This... with it's assessment, was a great time saver, especially since I have some background in data mangling and so could follow it fairly well. Thanks much.
Thanks to everyone who takes time to review my answers: 1. Machine learning is one aspect of AI. It's basically software that evaluates big amounts of data to draw conclusions/make predictions. Example: GPT is using LLM to generate answers 2. The gap consists of all the data that has emerged after the machine learning is complete/ after the last update. Example: News. Hallucinations are answers that AI makes up when it doesn't know the answer/ doesn't have enough data on something (like the latest news) 3. Iterative prompting is when you start with a simple question and follow up with more specifics after evaluating the answers. This makes the answers less general/ more specific and closer to the answer you are looking for. 4. Hmm.. Copy an existing review and ask it to write it similarly...add adjectives like: balanced, critical, funny...tailor it to a specific audience, like people interested in self-developement. Provide specific aspects for it to analyse by: writing style, impact on readers, how it compares to rivaling books... 5. Provide community feedback on all the generated answers, like GPT that may give you two answers and has you choose the better one. Give minorities access to AI too, And if you can: Reduce bias in humans, haha, because the only reason AI is biased is because humans are. Now go and have a wonderful day on this rotating piece of clay!!
Thank you for this video. You are so respectful of our time -- totally the opposite of so many podcasts that seem to go on for hours of pointless chatting with little content. I downloaded Gemini and put it on my homescreen. I learned a massive amount from your prompt engineering ideas.
Thank you so much! I am a disabled firefighter and am writing a series of books about my 37 year career in the Emergency Services. I have written very fact specific reports in my career, and have written my first book and published it! I have approximately 3-4 books in the works and was looking to use AI to do the grammar and sentence structure. Your quick review of the AI from google was eye opening! Of course, I'll watch and review your video a few times before I attempt it, but you have kicked open the door of my endeavor! I thank you so much! Bill.
@@tintintin070 the book is called, The call for help 911, the other side. If you post the EMS or fire station you will be at, I'll send you a signed copy and contact info. I have two more in the works.
Are you for hire? I need a website to market my books and to share information for helping other firefighters, paramedics, cops or anyone who has issues with stress. It's all about communication, i just dont know how and would rather pay than learn! lol
Great Job! Thankyou Tina. Worked with Machine Learning/Expert Systems at Intel to assist in the making of semiconductors and am now working beside A.I. to manufacture Solar Panels. I am 62 years young and am enjoying the journey with continuous learning! Onward to the Future!
It's a great little distillation of key concepts and where we are - clear and straight forward. I'd recommend listening to this before going to any conferences where the use of AI is discussed.
Your videos and subject selection are right on. Demographics: 78, physician, impressed with AI capabilities. Still learning. A journey, thankfully, without an end.
I started watching/listening to your videos mainly to practice my English listening skills, but now you made me take an interest in AI and ML. I just love the way you review and explain things. Thank you for sharing a little of you with the world, Tina. 🙏
Excellent information. Thank you! My only suggestion is to slow down certain parts like the assessment and show it a little longer on screen. You have inspired me on video builds and learning AI. Great stuff.
Extremeley halpful summary, thank you Tina. I will use the idea of exporting to a spreadsheets, or at least being very specific in what I want as an output.
thank you Tina, these vids are wonderful as you give us all the necessary info without all the fluff. it's like biz book summaries, but for tech courses, and your personality and production style makes the info easy to understand. please do more like this, they're super helpful
This morning on Saturday I was browsing the TH-cam I saw your AI information specially the Prompt engineering. I learned many aspects of view about AI, my perspective will this our future profound information for good.
15:03 1- machine learning is simply training and oi model on different , various amounts of info, scenarios. This will help the AI to give you the most precise information or output. 2- cut offs and hallucinations, due to the big amounts of data that the AI is trained on there will be a room for mistakes biases, don't ask confidential questions ❓ 3- any pumped has to be precise accurate mentioning and specifying all of the requirements needed. You will be able to get the most accurate, satisfying result or output. 4- I didn't get it? 5- be specific and give it feedback on each prompt output thus etwall Learn your way I can tell...
Thank you Tina Huang! It was truly what I needed. i´m a psychiatrist just stepping out of my professional Comfort Zone, into technology. And there´s too much info that MUST be grasped just to do this!
yes, I do like your video - this being the first of yours I have seen thus far. I appreciate your condensing the classes to the chief points - I find most classes are geared to folks who don't learn as quickly as I do, so the brevity and speed is appreciated. Also, you are clear in your presentation in scope and tone. thanks - I'll look for more of your work.
Well, done Tina. I’ve been engaging AI for all sorts of business and personal projects using many of the ideas you discussed in this video. I was looking at taking the Google course to see where I might be able to improve my AI utilization skills however, your summary just saved me a whole heck of a lot of time. Thank you!
Thank you so much for your straight forward summarization of the course. You explained in a manner that I understand the concepts; however, I was not bombarded with the "fluff" and waste of time. Yes, if you could continue this type of content, I will be watching!!!
This was such a helpful breakdown of Google’s AI Essentials course, and I appreciate the effort you put into summarizing it while making it engaging. The way you explained concepts like machine learning and generative AI with simple examples (ripe apples and Gemini) really made it easy to grasp for anyone, regardless of their technical background. I also found the section on prompt engineering particularly valuable. The tip about thinking critically about the *output format* and being specific with prompts (like asking for a table with specific columns) is something I’m definitely going to apply. The "Chain of Thought" prompting technique is such a game-changer, especially for automating complex, logic-based tasks-makes you realize how versatile AI can be when used properly. The emphasis on responsible AI use and the harms of bias was a great reminder of the ethical considerations in AI development. Real-world examples like speech recognition and gendered biases in translation tools drive home how important it is to have diverse representation in the training data. It’s a strong nudge to not just rely on AI blindly but to stay involved as a human in the loop. This video strikes a great balance between saving time and still giving practical, actionable insights. The quick assessment at the end is a clever way to boost retention too. Keep these kinds of videos coming-your effort really shows!
Love the content. Which is gold on its own. But more than that the energy, the delivery, the friendly bubbly attitude love it. A medical student just waiting for my results to be granted the Dr. title. Starting up with my AI journey. Though know the basics basics of AI, ML, Computer vision. Worked with aurdino and rasberry pi. Did an udacity course on basics of python. Hope to go into the medical technology field.
Yes I really appreciate videos like yours because it's informatively upbeat, quick, thorough and to the point without wasting time on the things we don't take notes of. lol Thank you very much and yes I look forward to viewing more of your informative crash course awesome videos. Keep going. YOu're great!
This was great; I find the way you deliver the information very accessible. I think when looking for informational videos for any subject or industry it's best to shop around a bit; rarely are you going to be able to search up something and have the first video be the most effective for you. That's the important part; you want to find a channel or presenter/ creator that your learning style is compatible with. And Tina, your informational output has been compatible with my central processing unit and my front-end UI/UX is very appreciative.
First time here I appreciate how you explained this process Tina. You made it really easy to take in. Will be back for more and I'll be checking out your engineering course . ❤🔥
Good one Tina! Keep up the good work 💜 I find the first question to have been the most challenging, this is because that actually it's like this: AI > ML > DL (AKA "AI" haha). This might be confusing at first because one might mistake AI to be a subset of ML and not the other way around (And like I stated above, It's indeed the other way around e.i. ML is a subset of AI). The confusion stems from the buzz word AI being used synonymously with DL (Deep Learning). I hope someone found this distinction helpful (:
Impressive- I'll be sharing your review of the course with my friends and family as well as my staff. Thank you for taking the course and sharing your findings!
I really appreciated this, just learning about AI. Translation of tech terms helped to keep up with the context of the subject. I look forward to watching more of your videos. Cheers!
I very much appreciate the overview, very valuable information that saved me 8-12 hours. I'm happy AI can't eliminate the PM role I'm adding to my career in the next 1-8 weeks from the Google PM course (next is MIT certifications). Thank you for making the video!
Great show in your Chanel and thanks for take the time to do this so other people can benefit from the new ai world and yes I will love for you to do more of them Thank you
Thank you, this is was useful. Appreciate the effort taken to produce this kind of review content. I've done it in the past and I know how much effort is required to produce "a few minutes" of summary information. Anyone who hasn't done it themselves may not appreciate it fully.
the tip "write a single prompt in order to get the output that we finally have" at 9:50 is pretty good but you have to start a new conversation for it to really make sense, if i am not mistaken? because case_1: having the whole converation in the context window + the target prompt is a lot more likely to give you what you want from the target prompt than case_2: where the LLM knows nothing about the previous conversation & only gets the target prompt but yeah if you manage to get your desired answer with only the target prompt in the context window than you learned a lot, while creating this target prompt
GREAT IDEA on the questions at the end, you're probably the ONLY ONE doing this!!!! However, you should ask us to pause, answer, and then proceed to answer the questions in the video yourself to help validate our answers (or correct them). THANKS SO MUCH!!!
I've watched so many videos where I think to myself, why is this person going on about these irrelevant details, but that never happened in your video. Thank you for making a video which expounds on all the relevant information I was looking for. And yes, I liked the content of this video. I watched a few other of your videos and they brought out the most important information I was looking for. You know where I'll be looking first when I want to find info on youtube for AI Tina Huang!
Yes, this was very helpful. Thank you! And your tip about reviewing what we just learned was the cherry on the cake - made it different to other videos and made me subscribe :)
Check out Hubspot's FREE resource on how to use AI for data analysis! clickhubspot.com/e9h5
Course Link: Google's AI Essentials Course: imp.i384100.net/MAmKVo
In this video I summarize the 8 hour Google AI Essentials course in 15 minutes. So stop procrastinating and watch this to save yourself 7 hours 45 min and $50. Afterwards, watch some anime to reward yourself and donate to Blue Lock to have better animations.
Please make a playlist of these short courses. Thanks. These are just awesome.
Thank you ❤
Good Stuff!! Thank's
This was great. I've wanted to explore AI more, but am extremely time restricted. This... with it's assessment, was a great time saver, especially since I have some background in data mangling and so could follow it fairly well. Thanks much.
Great job. Thank you for producing, filming and sharing. Great content.
Thanks to everyone who takes time to review my answers:
1. Machine learning is one aspect of AI. It's basically software that evaluates big amounts of data to draw conclusions/make predictions. Example: GPT is using LLM to generate answers
2. The gap consists of all the data that has emerged after the machine learning is complete/ after the last update. Example: News. Hallucinations are answers that AI makes up when it doesn't know the answer/ doesn't have enough data on something (like the latest news)
3. Iterative prompting is when you start with a simple question and follow up with more specifics after evaluating the answers. This makes the answers less general/ more specific and closer to the answer you are looking for.
4. Hmm.. Copy an existing review and ask it to write it similarly...add adjectives like: balanced, critical, funny...tailor it to a specific audience, like people interested in self-developement. Provide specific aspects for it to analyse by: writing style, impact on readers, how it compares to rivaling books...
5. Provide community feedback on all the generated answers, like GPT that may give you two answers and has you choose the better one. Give minorities access to AI too, And if you can: Reduce bias in humans, haha, because the only reason AI is biased is because humans are.
Now go and have a wonderful day on this rotating piece of clay!!
I love the fact you do assessments at the end of your videos for our benefit. Sets you apart and keeps me coming back!
I like your honest approach to summarizing well and omitting fluff not as relevant, I’m 75 years old and time in at a premium:)
❤
Thank you for this video. You are so respectful of our time -- totally the opposite of so many podcasts that seem to go on for hours of pointless chatting with little content. I downloaded Gemini and put it on my homescreen. I learned a massive amount from your prompt engineering ideas.
KODK In the fairy tale of the Emperor's New Clothes, which character do you like?🍔🍟
Thank you so much! I am a disabled firefighter and am writing a series of books about my 37 year career in the Emergency Services. I have written very fact specific reports in my career, and have written my first book and published it! I have approximately 3-4 books in the works and was looking to use AI to do the grammar and sentence structure. Your quick review of the AI from google was eye opening! Of course, I'll watch and review your video a few times before I attempt it, but you have kicked open the door of my endeavor! I thank you so much! Bill.
Wow that's really cool! I'm so glad this video was helpful for you!
Would be interrested to read your book! I am heavily into AI and just got my EMT cert, will start working 911 soon!
@@tintintin070 the book is called, The call for help 911, the other side. If you post the EMS or fire station you will be at, I'll send you a signed copy and contact info. I have two more in the works.
Are you for hire? I need a website to market my books and to share information for helping other firefighters, paramedics, cops or anyone who has issues with stress. It's all about communication, i just dont know how and would rather pay than learn! lol
Great Job! Thankyou Tina. Worked with Machine Learning/Expert Systems at Intel to assist in the making of semiconductors and am now working beside A.I. to manufacture Solar Panels. I am 62 years young and am enjoying the journey with continuous learning! Onward to the Future!
It's a great little distillation of key concepts and where we are - clear and straight forward. I'd recommend listening to this before going to any conferences where the use of AI is discussed.
You have a gift for clarity and brevity. Well done!
Thank you for this video! It’s easy to follow, and I appreciate that it is concise and well-timed. Great job! The assessment is also helpful.
Your videos and subject selection are right on. Demographics: 78, physician, impressed with AI capabilities. Still learning. A journey, thankfully, without an end.
I started watching/listening to your videos mainly to practice my English listening skills, but now you made me take an interest in AI and ML. I just love the way you review and explain things. Thank you for sharing a little of you with the world, Tina. 🙏
Aww, thank you so much that means a lot! I'm glad my videos are helpful! 😊
Excellent information. Thank you! My only suggestion is to slow down certain parts like the assessment and show it a little longer on screen. You have inspired me on video builds and learning AI. Great stuff.
Smooth and clear explanation of AI essentials in 15 min video. Thanks Tina for saving our time and money. 😊
Wonderful presentation and detail! I get the high level concepts (new to AI myself) and appreciate your reinforcement list at the end. Well done!
Extremeley halpful summary, thank you Tina. I will use the idea of exporting to a spreadsheets, or at least being very specific in what I want as an output.
Great! I KEPT LISTENING FOR THE ORCHESTRA YOU WERE CONDUCTNG. Seriously good teacher. Easy to listen to and clear as a bell. Five stars.
thank you Tina, these vids are wonderful as you give us all the necessary info without all the fluff. it's like biz book summaries, but for tech courses, and your personality and production style makes the info easy to understand. please do more like this, they're super helpful
Thank you for investing your time to not only take the course but to also make these videos. Very useful and greatly appreciated.
This morning on Saturday I was browsing the TH-cam I saw your AI information specially the Prompt engineering. I learned many aspects of view about AI,
my perspective will this our future profound information for good.
Your effort is well appreciated and quite helpful. Awesome summary
15:03
1- machine learning is simply training and oi model on different , various amounts of info, scenarios.
This will help the AI to give you the most precise information or output.
2- cut offs and hallucinations, due to the big amounts of data that the AI is trained on there will be a room for mistakes biases, don't ask confidential questions ❓
3- any pumped has to be precise accurate mentioning and specifying all of the requirements needed.
You will be able to get the most accurate, satisfying result or output.
4- I didn't get it?
5- be specific and give it feedback on each prompt output thus etwall Learn your way I can tell...
I love the fact you do assessments at the end of your videos for our benefit., awesome! very good.
Great summaries of these courses - keep them coming👏👏
Thank you Tina Huang! It was truly what I needed. i´m a psychiatrist just stepping out of my professional Comfort Zone, into technology. And there´s too much info that MUST be grasped just to do this!
yes, I do like your video - this being the first of yours I have seen thus far. I appreciate your condensing the classes to the chief points - I find most classes are geared to folks who don't learn as quickly as I do, so the brevity and speed is appreciated. Also, you are clear in your presentation in scope and tone. thanks - I'll look for more of your work.
Upbeat and very helpful for the busy me. Just learning, and YES, the assessment fits my style. Something to come back to
Well, done Tina. I’ve been engaging AI for all sorts of business and personal projects using many of the ideas you discussed in this video. I was looking at taking the Google course to see where I might be able to improve my AI utilization skills however, your summary just saved me a whole heck of a lot of time. Thank you!
I love and appreciate this video. Thank you so much for your precious time that you put into these well informed well structured videos!
I loved this video. Very helpful and very AWESOME!! Thank you very much.
Thank you so much for your straight forward summarization of the course. You explained in a manner that I understand the concepts; however, I was not bombarded with the "fluff" and waste of time. Yes, if you could continue this type of content, I will be watching!!!
This was such a helpful breakdown of Google’s AI Essentials course, and I appreciate the effort you put into summarizing it while making it engaging. The way you explained concepts like machine learning and generative AI with simple examples (ripe apples and Gemini) really made it easy to grasp for anyone, regardless of their technical background.
I also found the section on prompt engineering particularly valuable. The tip about thinking critically about the *output format* and being specific with prompts (like asking for a table with specific columns) is something I’m definitely going to apply. The "Chain of Thought" prompting technique is such a game-changer, especially for automating complex, logic-based tasks-makes you realize how versatile AI can be when used properly.
The emphasis on responsible AI use and the harms of bias was a great reminder of the ethical considerations in AI development. Real-world examples like speech recognition and gendered biases in translation tools drive home how important it is to have diverse representation in the training data. It’s a strong nudge to not just rely on AI blindly but to stay involved as a human in the loop.
This video strikes a great balance between saving time and still giving practical, actionable insights. The quick assessment at the end is a clever way to boost retention too. Keep these kinds of videos coming-your effort really shows!
This video was super helpful.
Love the content. Which is gold on its own. But more than that the energy, the delivery, the friendly bubbly attitude love it. A medical student just waiting for my results to be granted the Dr. title. Starting up with my AI journey. Though know the basics basics of AI, ML, Computer vision. Worked with aurdino and rasberry pi. Did an udacity course on basics of python. Hope to go into the medical technology field.
Yes I really appreciate videos like yours because it's informatively upbeat, quick, thorough and to the point without wasting time on the things we don't take notes of. lol Thank you very much and yes I look forward to viewing more of your informative crash course awesome videos. Keep going. YOu're great!
Thank you for this. And a big thank you for letting your content be the star and speak for itself.
This was great; I find the way you deliver the information very accessible. I think when looking for informational videos for any subject or industry it's best to shop around a bit; rarely are you going to be able to search up something and have the first video be the most effective for you. That's the important part; you want to find a channel or presenter/ creator that your learning style is compatible with.
And Tina, your informational output has been compatible with my central processing unit and my front-end UI/UX is very appreciative.
Tyty aww that makes my processing units very happy to hear that 🤗
I LOVE your approach & impressively efficient lesson delivery.
Great video - appreciate your expertise and making the information easy to understand.
Thank you, this video helped me along this AI journey and you present in an easy manner which I appreciate. Keep up the great work!
Please do more of this kind of AI courses. Really benefitted from it. Thank you.
This was so helpful, thank you for putting in the work and sharing ❤
Really enjoyed the summary. Well constructed and informative. The ads were not too distracting. It would be nice if a couple more visual examples....
First time here I appreciate how you explained this process Tina. You made it really easy to take in. Will be back for more and I'll be checking out your engineering course . ❤🔥
So glad I found your channel. You have a new sub! Love the way you summarize so well with essential info not being lost
Great job, Tina. Thanks very much for your effort.
Good one Tina! Keep up the good work 💜
I find the first question to have been the most challenging, this is because that actually it's like this:
AI > ML > DL (AKA "AI" haha).
This might be confusing at first because one might mistake AI to be a subset of ML and not the other way around (And like I stated above, It's indeed the other way around e.i. ML is a subset of AI).
The confusion stems from the buzz word AI being used synonymously with DL (Deep Learning). I hope someone found this distinction helpful (:
Yeah that’s a great point! The term AI is actually super confusing and nobody that is in the field actually uses it because it’s so generic
Very informative. Your 15 min video made me want to take the course.
Thanks. I appreciate your wealth of information and clear and understanding approach.
I like the rate at which you present! Have two good ones.
Impressive- I'll be sharing your review of the course with my friends and family as well as my staff. Thank you for taking the course and sharing your findings!
I really appreciated this, just learning about AI. Translation of tech terms helped to keep up with the context of the subject. I look forward to watching more of your videos. Cheers!
Hi Tina great video thank you. I will watch more from your Channel as I navigate the new Ai playing field. Great channel well done.
Thanks so much for this great breakdown and video. I also love that your content is still entertaining and interesting without all of the fluff.
Thanks a lot. Very useful especially as I doubt I would watch the full 8 hour course, but do have time for this.
Thanks!
Thank you so much for supporting the channel 😊
I learned a great deal more and the nuances and capabilities of AI. Thank you!
Very easy to listen to. Great presentation and narration
Excellent presentation and useful content. ❤️🔥
You explain this so well. I will subscribe.
I very much appreciate the overview, very valuable information that saved me 8-12 hours. I'm happy AI can't eliminate the PM role I'm adding to my career in the next 1-8 weeks from the Google PM course (next is MIT certifications). Thank you for making the video!
Great work. Thank you.
You earned a subscribe. Keep up the good work. ✌️👍👏
Great show in your Chanel and thanks for take the time to do this so other people can benefit from the new ai world and yes I will love for you to do more of them Thank you
Thank you, this is was useful. Appreciate the effort taken to produce this kind of review content. I've done it in the past and I know how much effort is required to produce "a few minutes" of summary information. Anyone who hasn't done it themselves may not appreciate it fully.
Glad it was helpful! 🤗
I learned and thought it was well done. Thanks for the content. Keep doing what you do, you are good at it.
Great video, keep doing them. Its a great way to easy learn complex concepts. You have a great way to discern information. AAA+🤖📖
Thanks for explaining it in such a clear way. Good job!
This is so helpful, thank you 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thank you for sharing your knowledge
great video, many thanks
we need more info like this.
the tip "write a single prompt in order to get the output that we finally have" at 9:50 is pretty good but you have to start a new conversation for it to really make sense, if i am not mistaken?
because case_1: having the whole converation in the context window + the target prompt is a lot more likely to give you what you want from the target prompt than case_2: where the LLM knows nothing about the previous conversation & only gets the target prompt
but yeah if you manage to get your desired answer with only the target prompt in the context window than you learned a lot, while creating this target prompt
Excellent video. Very clear and unique with the questions at the end. Thanks Tina!
That was super helpful, especially the part about chain of through prompting, thank you!
I very much appreciate it. I always bookmark these courses but I love having an AI expert tell me what's worth going through vs. not.
GREAT IDEA on the questions at the end, you're probably the ONLY ONE doing this!!!! However, you should ask us to pause, answer, and then proceed to answer the questions in the video yourself to help validate our answers (or correct them). THANKS SO MUCH!!!
Oh, I love that idea! I’ll try that out in the future. 🤗
thank you, that was a great summary!
Delightful and highly informative! Thanks.
Yes we love these videos. Pls continue making such videos. And Thank you for your dedication and efforts. Really appreciate it❤
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Super helpful - thanks for taking the time to watch the course and do the video :)
This was fantastic. Thank you!
Thank you for this video. It is clear and easy to understand.
great knowledge sharing Tina, I subscribed to your channel
This is a video that I needed! Thank you and you made it very easy to understand.
Much appreciated! Thank you!
Great Job, Keep doing the good work. All the best
Love this type of video. Thank you!
I love this. More please! Great job!!
Superb! Thank you ma'am
Yes, I like this info and format. Thank you!
very very very helpful ! thank you 🙌🙌🙌
Thank You for the review. Saves me a lot of time.
Dope Content Tina. Subscribed!❤
I've watched so many videos where I think to myself, why is this person going on about these irrelevant details, but that never happened in your video. Thank you for making a video which expounds on all the relevant information I was looking for. And yes, I liked the content of this video. I watched a few other of your videos and they brought out the most important information I was looking for. You know where I'll be looking first when I want to find info on youtube for AI Tina Huang!
Thanks for explaining it in such a concise manner.
You are very good at breaking down a lot of info and making it clear and easy to understand. Thank you
Thanks a bunch @tina Huang. This saved me so much time 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Excellent entry point, thanks.
Great video !!! Many thanks!!
Yes, this was very helpful. Thank you! And your tip about reviewing what we just learned was the cherry on the cake - made it different to other videos and made me subscribe :)
Great job! Love the term fluff... I too think most instructors try to be a friend/teacher, but I'm there for the meat, not the fluff!