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The Generative AI Exam is a 120-minute certification exam that validates your knowledge and skills across critical AI problems. This exam covers:
Price: $US300 paid directly to Artificial Intelligence.
Duration: 120 minutes
Languages: English.
Results: Pass/fail results are typically available online within 48 hours.
Recertification: This exam can be used toward recertification requirements.
Question Types: Expect a variety of formats, including performance-based questions, multiple choice, and drag-and-drop.
1.1 Overview of Generative AI
Definition and key concepts
Types of generative models (GANs, VAEs, Transformers)
Applications: text, images, audio, code, simulations
Ethical considerations and AI safety
1.2 Core Technologies
Neural networks and deep learning fundamentals
Transformer architecture and attention mechanisms
Large language models (LLMs)
Diffusion models and image generation
1.3 Generative AI Platforms & Tools
OpenAI API, ChatGPT, DALL·E
Google Bard, Vertex AI, PaLM
Hugging Face Models and Transformers
Local deployment frameworks (PyTorch, TensorFlow)
2.1 Project Scoping & Strategy
Identifying use cases and objectives
Feasibility assessment and ROI considerations
Dataset requirements and sources
2.2 Data Management & Preparation
Data collection and cleaning
Preprocessing for text, images, and multimodal datasets
Data augmentation techniques
2.3 AI Governance & Ethics
AI model bias and fairness
Privacy and data protection regulations
Responsible AI policies
3.1 Model Selection & Architecture
Choosing between GANs, VAEs, and Transformers
Fine-tuning vs training from scratch
Model size and compute considerations
3.2 Training & Optimization
Training pipelines and frameworks
Hyperparameter tuning
Evaluation metrics for generative models
3.3 Model Management
Versioning and reproducibility
Model monitoring and lifecycle management
Continuous learning and updates
4.1 LLM Fundamentals
Tokenization and embeddings
Prompt engineering techniques
Fine-tuning LLMs for domain-specific tasks
4.2 Practical Applications
Chatbots and conversational AI
Content generation (articles, code, reports)
Summarization, translation, and Q&A systems
4.3 Policies & Safety
Moderation and safety filters
Handling hallucinations and misinformation
Responsible use of AI-generated content
5.1 Image Generation
Diffusion models and GANs for images
Text-to-image generation and prompts
Style transfer and creative AI tools
5.2 Audio & Music Generation
Speech synthesis and voice cloning
Music composition using AI models
Audio data preprocessing
5.3 Video & Multimodal AI
AI-generated video basics
Combining text, image, and audio for multimedia outputs
Multimodal applications and tools
6.1 Deployment Strategies
Cloud deployment (Azure, AWS, GCP)
On-premise vs hybrid AI models
APIs and model serving
6.2 Application Integration
Embedding AI in web and mobile apps
Chatbots, assistants, and interactive tools
Automation of business workflows
6.3 Performance Monitoring
Real-time monitoring of AI outputs
User feedback integration
Continuous model improvements
7.1 Reinforcement Learning with AI
RLHF (Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback)
Reward models and fine-tuning
Applications in alignment and AI safety
7.2 Explainability & Interpretability
Understanding model decisions
Visualization techniques
Trustworthy AI
7.3 Cutting-edge Trends
Foundation models and multimodal AI
Self-supervised learning
Future directions and research areas
8.1 Model Evaluation & Metrics
Evaluating text, image, and audio outputs
Precision, recall, FID, BLEU, ROUGE metrics
8.2 Troubleshooting AI Systems
Debugging model outputs
Handling low-quality or biased results
Fine-tuning and retraining strategies
8.3 Governance & Compliance
Ethical review of outputs
Regulatory compliance for AI deployment
Best practices for enterprise AI adoption
Proficiency in AI frameworks, programming languages, and data science techniques.
Strong academic background in AI, deep understanding of machine learning theory, and research experience.
Business acumen, strategic thinking, and knowledge of generative AI technologies and their potential applications.