Basic AI theory that even non-majors can easily learn

Class 101 · 5 sections · 20 videos · Audio video 20/20 · Total 48 minutes 39 seconds

This course

ChatGPT asks questions, creates pictures with AI, and writes translators and recommended videos every day, but I'm not sure how AI learns and answers. Therefore, it is difficult to determine whether AI's answers can be trusted as they are.

Without formulas or codes, this lesson shows the principles of AI one by one with familiar examples such as cat pictures, fruit cards, and lunch menu sentences. The process is to establish the principles first, follow the process, and then determine what to check when viewing the actual service.

First, check it out with a tasting

If you're curious about how this course is explained, check out Odikit's YouTube channel “How to study AI?” You can watch it first. This is a short video about the “AI Learning Process by Example” covered in the first section of the lecture. In the lecture, this content is divided more closely by lesson, and continues with what to check when looking at the actual service.

▶ https://youtu.be/12LmqcahcFA

I recommend it to people like this

Those who have used chat GPT or image AI but are curious about how it works
People who want to judge for themselves whether they can trust AI answers or pictures
Those who want to understand the basics of AI step by step without major knowledge

When you finish the lesson

I can explain the differences between programs that write rules and AI that learn by example, and the process of repeated learning.
Chat GPT can look at the context, pick the following words one by one, and explain the process of creating an answer in order.
You can choose what to check by separating memory, facts, and tool usage from AI's answers.
I can explain how AI, which handles photos, voices, pictures, and videos, changes the input to what steps.
Translations, recommendations, and mobile AI can determine what AI can do and what is difficult, and explain why AI requires a lot of computation.

It's going like this

Learn the key points one by one in a short video. For each video, I leave a sentence to remember.
For each video, I have organized the lesson goals and content for each time in the class notebook.
The values and possibility bars on the screen are fictional values created for illustration purposes.

Guide to using AI

The images in this course were created with AI (OpenAI image generation), and the narration was created with AI voice synthesis (CosyVoice).