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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.thesingularacademy.com/event/artificial-in
 telligence-101-fundamentals-8">Artificial Intelligence 101 - Fundamentals<
 /a>\nThis course introduces you to generative AI from scratch over two ses
 sions\, in person in Madrid or live online\, with a group of up to 16 part
 icipants. You will learn how language models work\, how to design effectiv
 e instructions and how to validate what AI generates with sound judgment\,
  guided by practicing consultants from Singular Beacon. Syllabus Session 1
  (Thursday 26 November\, 18:30–20:00): blocks 0–1. Session 2 (Friday 2
 7 November\, 16:00–19:00): blocks 2–5. Block 0: Introduction to Artifi
 cial Intelligence The concept and paradigms of AI\, historical evolution\,
  neural networks and the origins of generative AI\, and the current landsc
 ape and future impact. Block 1: Architectures and foundations of generativ
 e AI Principles of generative models\, large language models (LLMs)\, the 
 transformer architecture\, capabilities and limitations\, and the current 
 model landscape. Block 2: Instruction design and prompting The structure o
 f a prompt\, iteration and refinement techniques\, using examples\, practi
 cal cases in real contexts and ethical considerations in instruction desig
 n. Block 3: The ecosystem of tools and platforms Categories of platforms\,
  conversational assistants\, integration into digital applications\, multi
 modal capabilities and criteria for selecting tools. Block 4: Use cases an
 d practical applications Generating and transforming content\, analyzing a
 nd synthesizing information\, task automation\, custom assistants and inte
 gration into workflows. Block 5: Risks\, ethics and the future of AI Struc
 tural limitations and hallucinations\, responsible use\, copyright\, the E
 U AI Act\, the Spanish regulatory framework and professional digital skill
 s.
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LOCATION:Singular Beacon\, S.L.\, Av. Ciudad de Barcelona 132\, 1ª\, 28007
  Madrid\, Spain
SUMMARY:Artificial Intelligence 101 - Fundamentals
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.thesingularacademy.com/ev
 ent/artificial-intelligence-101-fundamentals-8">Artificial Intelligence 10
 1 - Fundamentals</a>\nThis course introduces you to generative AI from scr
 atch over two sessions\, in person in Madrid or live online\, with a group
  of up to 16 participants. You will learn how language models work\, how t
 o design effective instructions and how to validate what AI generates with
  sound judgment\, guided by practicing consultants from Singular Beacon. S
 yllabus Session 1 (Thursday 26 November\, 18:30–20:00): blocks 0–1. Se
 ssion 2 (Friday 27 November\, 16:00–19:00): blocks 2–5. Block 0: Intro
 duction to Artificial Intelligence The concept and paradigms of AI\, histo
 rical evolution\, neural networks and the origins of generative AI\, and t
 he current landscape and future impact. Block 1: Architectures and foundat
 ions of generative AI Principles of generative models\, large language mod
 els (LLMs)\, the transformer architecture\, capabilities and limitations\,
  and the current model landscape. Block 2: Instruction design and promptin
 g The structure of a prompt\, iteration and refinement techniques\, using 
 examples\, practical cases in real contexts and ethical considerations in 
 instruction design. Block 3: The ecosystem of tools and platforms Categori
 es of platforms\, conversational assistants\, integration into digital app
 lications\, multimodal capabilities and criteria for selecting tools. Bloc
 k 4: Use cases and practical applications Generating and transforming cont
 ent\, analyzing and synthesizing information\, task automation\, custom as
 sistants and integration into workflows. Block 5: Risks\, ethics and the f
 uture of AI Structural limitations and hallucinations\, responsible use\, 
 copyright\, the EU AI Act\, the Spanish regulatory framework and professio
 nal digital skills.
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