I'm putting together a list of great resources people have found for helping to build their AI skills. The list includes online courses, newsletters, podcasts, communities, individuals to follow, and even a book or two. I'd love to add any recommendations from this community: what have you found helpful as you've been learning how to use AI?
Amanda Peacock has been great at this.
Co-Intelligence by Ethan Mollick for getting a download on foundational basics of gen AI (including the ethics of it all).
Can you see this? The guy at Marketing Ideas has been great: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1MCo7ZdktOdMz-3YKOMBGYroHVRM--G1Xce0-UNg0jms/edit?slide=id.g344ce22db7b_0_347#slide=id.g344ce22db7b_0_347
I can't see that, Shannon. I wonder if I can request access?
Me either Shannon Howard
I havenβt started it yet but my company has made this certification course free to all our employees and from what Iβve heard, itβs quite comprehensive: https://www.datacamp.com/tracks/ai-fundamentals
πΏοΈ Claude https://claude.ai LLM π¦ Google Gemini https://gemini.google.com LLM πΎ Nano Banana https://nanobanana.io Image generation examples πͺΏ Venice AI https://venice.ai LLM πΉ Perplexity https://www.perplexity.ai Search engine Uses multiple LLMs to change how you search the web π Gamma https://gamma.app Presentations π¦ Opus Clip https://www.opus.pro Content creation π¬ CapCut https://www.capcut.com Content creation π Julius https://julius.ai Data analysis π― You AI data companion https://you.com Search/AI companion πΆ Beautiful AI https://www.beautiful.ai Presentations π¦ Comet https://lnkd.in/ghcG8XJk Agentic browser to replace Google or any other browser 𦦠Notion https://www.notion.so Project management π¦βπ₯ Veo 3 https://lnkd.in/gdBAZMYQ Image generation Makes realistic videos π¦ Midjourney https://www.midjourney.com Image generation π Givesy https://givesy.com Fundraising π¦ Jetbrains https://www.jetbrains.com Vibe-coding
outside of all the very focused R&D work we're doing at Champion with AI, two things I've found incredibly valuable on a personal level: 1/ Academic side - Andrew Ng's AI/Machine learning courses- most can be found on coursera. I loved the machine learning ones but the more directly applicable courses for day-to-day labeled βAI for everyone/GenAIβ are great too. 2/ Application side - Building agents and apps
Agents on Chatbase, Delphi, or any of the usual suspects - Amy listed great resources. An easy way to start is for an internal knowledge base for your team or role. I notably like Chatbase as they have templates for different personas that refine the prompts and apply constraints, and it's personally helped me leverage other genai tools better
Applicatons leveraging tools like Lovable or Replit. It's both amazing what you can create so quickly, but also insanely frustrated how difficult it is to get the details right. I started with just making branded event landing pages... Just the trial and error of it all is valuable, regardless of what you make.
Shannon Howard interesting presentation. Have you tried the suggestions here? Iβll be honest that the Grok promotion in it gives me pause.
Christine Newman I myself have not used Grok. I have used the suggestions around thinking about your workflow and where is there room to use AI to increase efficiency?
