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Here is a list of all certifications and courses taken clustered by topics :  1. Generative AI and Prompt Engineering Advanced Prompt Engineering for Everyone (Vanderbilt University) ChatGPT & Zapier: Agentic AI for Everyone (Vanderbilt University) Generative AI in Marketing (University of Virginia Darden School of Business) Introduction to Generative AI (Duke University, University of Colorado Boulder, Google Cloud Training Online) Generative Pre-trained Transformers (GPT) (University of Glasgow) Navigating Generative AI for Leaders (Coursera) Automated Report Generation with Generative AI (Coursera) Copywriting with ChatGPT: Produce Compelling Copy That Sells (Coursera) AI for Business: Generation & Prediction (Coursera) Responsible AI in the Generative AI Era (Fractal) AI for Everyone (DeepLearning.AI, Coursera) 2. Content Marketing and Copywriting The Strategy of Content Marketing (University of California, Davis) Artificial Intelligence in Marketing (Coursera)

Generative AI: Videos Videos Title Description Elevate Your Prompts: A Guide to Superior AI Results Guide on writing effective prompts for AI. The Role of Humanity in Shaping the Future of AI TED Talk by Mustafa Suleyman on the future of AI. Goblin Tools Demo Demonstration of the Goblin Tools app. How GenAI Works Explains how generative AI functions. How to Write Better Prompts for AI Chatbots Tips on writing better prompts for AI chatbots. Eric Schmidt on the Future of AI Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt discusses the future of AI.

Generative AI: Courses as Listed In TechSambad Courses Title Provider Description The AI Awakening: Implications for the Economy and Society Stanford University Explores the economic and societal implications of AI. Generative AI Language Modeling with Transformers IBM Provides a deep dive into attention models and transformers. Use Generative AI as Your Thought Partner Coursera Emphasizes the use of generative AI as a thought partner for executives. Leveraging AI for Enhanced Content Creation Coursera Focuses on using generative AI in marketing and communications.

This blog discusses the term "artificial intelligence" (AI), its evolution, and its impacts on various markets. The term was first coined in 1955, and over the years, AI has grown to have significant influence in different sectors. For instance, there has been a decrease in writing, customer service, and translation jobs due to AI. However, fields like web designing and video editing have increased demand. In the stock market, companies showing potential benefits from AI have seen growth, like NVIDIA, SAP, Microsoft, and Salesforce.   The blog also discusses GPT (Generative Pre-training Transformer) and how it reached 100 million users in just two months. The blog states that the growth of AI contributes significantly to global GDP due to increased efficiency in different work processes.   The evolution of AI runs parallel with the growth of data and computing power. The emergence of the internet in the early 70s and its transition from Web 2.0, where individuals create t

A talk given on 11th July, 2021 to Antwalk on role of digital marketing in this new era.

Part 2 comes after 6 years of the original post -  "How to thrive in the world of digitization". A lot has happened. Internet is now considered an essential service like water and electricity. Almost 4.66 billion people were active internet users as of October 2020, encompassing 59 per cent of the global population ( Source ). Around 4 Bn people are active social media users. The global cloud market is around 62 Billion in 2020 and is expected to grow at 20 CAGR YoY by 2025. Lately, I enrolled on MOOC on  The Business Opportunities of a Digitally Transformed Economy   It was a course that talked about how to digitally transform your organization and prepare it to navigate the technology and business changes for the future. Experts talked about many things which can transform our future in the next 5 years. Three things that stood out for me are : 1.) SuperSpeed Connectivity:  With the advent of 5G, we will unleash new potential for machine-to-machine interactions. New opportu