6 hrs
This IBM-led introduction breaks down generative AI from the ground up—explaining what these models can do, where they're already transforming industries, and how tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini actually work. You'll move past the hype to understand both the real potential and the current limits of generative AI.
IBM brings decades of enterprise AI experience to this course, so the examples are grounded in how companies are actually using these tools today, not speculative futures.
This course is built for anyone curious about AI but intimidated by the technical jargon. You don't need a math degree or coding experience—just genuine interest in understanding tools that are reshaping how work gets done.
None — this course is beginner-friendly. No coding, no advanced math, no prior AI knowledge required. You just need to be willing to try out some tools and think critically about what you see.
India's tech sector is racing to adopt AI, and generative AI skills are already differentiating candidates in hiring. Companies across Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Mumbai—from startups to Infosys, TCS, and Google—are actively looking for people who understand how to work with these tools, not just theorize about them.
This course gives you that practical foundation in 6 hours. Whether you're aiming for a role in IT services, building your own AI-assisted freelance business, or moving into AI-adjacent fields like product management or business analysis, understanding generative AI is no longer optional in India's job market.
Yes, completely free. You can audit the entire course at no cost and even earn a certificate if you want one.
The course is designed to take about 6 hours total. If you dedicate 1–2 hours per week, you'll finish it in 3–6 weeks. You can move faster or slower based on your schedule—there's no time pressure.
Yes, IBM offers a certificate upon completion. It won't be a formal degree, but it's recognized on LinkedIn and shows employers you've taken the time to learn properly about generative AI.