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    Generative Ai (English Version): Unleashing Next-Gen Ai

    Posted By: ELK1nG
    Generative Ai (English Version): Unleashing Next-Gen Ai

    Generative Ai (English Version): Unleashing Next-Gen Ai
    Published 4/2023
    MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
    Language: English | Size: 3.86 GB | Duration: 7h 19m

    The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

    What you'll learn

    Generative AI definition, areas of applications, mappings like txt2txt, img2txt, txt2img and txt2voice

    How ChatGPT works, and the underlying tech behind like GPT, Large-Scale Language Models (LLM) and Transformers

    How Latent Diffusion, StableDiffusion and DALL-E systems work

    Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) and Variational Auto Encoder (VAE)

    The good, bad and ugly faces of GenAI, and how to adapt to the new tech

    Build ChatGPT clone using OpenAI API and Streamlit

    Build NLP applications using OpenAI API like Summarization, Text Classification and fine tuning GPT models

    Build NLP applications using Huggingface transformers library like Language Models, Summarization, Translation, QA systems and others

    Build Midjourney clone application using OpenAI DALL-E and StableDiffusion on Huggingface

    Requirements

    AI, ML and Deep Learning foundations

    NLP: RNN, LSTM, Transformers basics

    CV: ConvNets

    Description

    Hello and Welcome to a new Journey in the vast area of Generative AIGenerative AI is changing our definition of the way of interacting with machines, mobiles and computers. It is changing our day-to-day life, where AI is an essential component.This new way of interaction has many faces: the good, the bad and the ugly.In this course we will sail in the vast sea of Generative AI, where we will cover both the theoretical foundations of Generative models, in different modalities mappins: Txt2Txt, Img2Txt, Txt2Img, Img2Txt and Txt2Voice and Voice2Text. We will discuss the SoTA models in each area at the time of this course. This includes the SoTA technology of Transformers, Language models, Large LM or LLM like Generative Pre-trained Transformers (GPT), paving the way to ChatGPT for Text Generation, and GANs, VAE, Diffusion models like DALL-E and StabeDiffusion for Image Generation, and VALL-E foe Voice Generation.In addition, we will cover the practical aspects, where we will build simple Language Models, Build a ChatGPT clone using OpenAI APIs where we will take a tour in OpenAI use cases with GPT3.5 and ChatGPT and DALL-E. In addition we will cover Huggingface transformers and StableDiffusion.Hope you enjoy our journey!

    Overview

    Section 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1 Introduction

    Lecture 2 Course overview

    Section 2: What is Generative AI?

    Lecture 3 What is Generative AI?

    Lecture 4 Generative vs. Discriminative models

    Lecture 5 Why Generative models?

    Lecture 6 Encoder-Decoder design pattern

    Lecture 7 GenAI modalities mappings

    Section 3: Txt2Txt GenAI

    Lecture 8 Unimodal mappings: Txt2txt and Language models

    Lecture 9 Statistical Language Models (SLM)

    Lecture 10 Neural Language Models (NLM) - Char level

    Lecture 11 Neural Language Models (NLM) - Word level

    Lecture 12 SLM and NLM in Python and Keras

    Lecture 13 Seq2seq models

    Lecture 14 Seq2seq + Attention models

    Lecture 15 Transformers

    Lecture 16 Huggingface Transformer Pipeline

    Lecture 17 Large-Scale Language Models (LLM) - Transfer Learning in NLP

    Lecture 18 Pre-trained Transformers

    Lecture 19 BERT

    Lecture 20 GPT

    Lecture 21 ChatGPT

    Lecture 22 OpenAI API

    Lecture 23 GPT-3 Finetuning

    Lecture 24 GPT-3 Chatbot

    Lecture 25 ChatGPT Clone in Google Colab

    Lecture 26 ChatGPT Clone in Streamlit

    Lecture 27 ChatGPT Clone Excercise

    Section 4: Img2Img GenAI

    Lecture 28 Img2Img Encoder-Decoder

    Lecture 29 Auto Encoder (AE)

    Lecture 30 AE Visualization

    Lecture 31 Variational Auto Encoder (VAE)

    Lecture 32 Conditional VAE

    Lecture 33 Coding AE in Keras

    Lecture 34 Generative Adversarial Nets (GANs)

    Lecture 35 Generating images from GANs

    Lecture 36 Training GANs

    Lecture 37 Coding GAN training in Keras

    Lecture 38 DCGAN

    Lecture 39 Conditional GANs

    Lecture 40 AttributeGAN

    Lecture 41 How Good are GANs today?

    Lecture 42 Domain adaptation with pix2pix and CycleGAN

    Section 5: Multi-modal GenAI

    Lecture 43 Multimodal Txt2Img generation

    Lecture 44 Diffusion models

    Lecture 45 Latent Diffusion Models (LDM)

    Lecture 46 CLIP

    Lecture 47 StableDiffusion

    Lecture 48 Online tools for txt2img: DreamStudio and Midjourney

    Lecture 49 OpenAI API - DALL-E

    Lecture 50 Huggingface - StableDiffusion

    Lecture 51 Excercise - Midjourney clone

    Lecture 52 Img2Txt generation - Image Captioning

    Lecture 53 Txt2Voice generation - VALL-E

    Section 6: The good, the bad and the ugly

    Lecture 54 The Good

    Lecture 55 The Bad

    Lecture 56 The Ugly

    Lecture 57 What should we do?

    Section 7: Conclusion

    Lecture 58 Conclusion

    Section 8: Material

    Lecture 59 Material

    AI/ML Practitioners, Developers, Engineers and Researchers,NLP Engineers or Researchers,CV Engineers or Researchers,Data Scientists