[vice crufoli]

I’ve been thinking about switching careers and diving into AI, but the biggest issue for me is figuring out where to actually start. I see a ton of courses online, some even free, but I’m worried that most of them aren’t really recognized by employers. A friend of mine got burned after doing a six-week course that didn’t help much when he applied for jobs. I don’t want to waste time or money on something that’s not going to be taken seriously. Has anyone here found an AI course that’s actually respected in the job market?

[womoc ratouzo]

Totally get what you’re saying. I had the same doubts last year when I wanted to add AI to my resume. I ended up going with a foundation course through https://www.advisedskills.com/artificial-intelligence/artificial-intelligence-foundation, and what I liked about it was the structured content and that it’s built around frameworks employers recognize. Plus, it actually helped me during interviews – I had more confidence explaining AI concepts in a real-world context. Not saying it’s a magic bullet, but it felt way more solid than those random YouTube tutorials.

• This reply was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by womoc ratouzo.

[weswin nefred]

Just came across this thread while browsing. Funny enough, AI seems to pop up in every second conversation lately – from friends in marketing to people in logistics. Looks like it’s becoming relevant for all sorts of industries, not just tech. Curious to see where it all goes in the next few years.

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