Fundamentals of AI and ML
Core AI and ML concepts and terminology, practical use cases, and the AI/ML development lifecycle.
- Explain basic AI concepts and terminologies
- Identify practical use cases for AI
- Describe the AI/ML development lifecycle
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This is the actual blueprint for the AWS Certified AI Practitioner, and the 14 lessons that cover it. Every certification in the catalog is mapped the same way — domain, weight, topics, lessons.
Core AI and ML concepts and terminology, practical use cases, and the AI/ML development lifecycle.
Generative AI concepts, its capabilities and limitations for business problems, and the AWS infrastructure for building GenAI applications.
Design considerations for FM-based applications, prompt engineering, training and fine-tuning, and evaluating FM performance — the heaviest-weighted domain.
Responsible development of AI systems, and the importance of transparent and explainable models.
Securing AI systems on AWS, and the governance and compliance regulations that apply to them.
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