I completed Google’s AI Essentials and Prompting Essentials, and I strongly recommend both. They are not tied to any specific AI tool or model. Instead, they focus on the fundamentals. They teach you how AI works, how to think in prompts, and how to apply these skills across different platforms. In simple terms, they don’t just show you a tool. They teach you how to “drive” AI. If you want a solid foundation and transferable skills, these courses are a strong starting point.

Name’s Ahmet from Turkey. I come from the world of fire, explosions, and chemical plants. When I say “incident response,” I mean sirens, foam systems, and real-world consequences. Now I’m here to fight fires made of packets instead of paraxylene. I’m not here for aesthetic hacker wallpapers. I’m here to become dangerous in the right way. I don’t want to be the guy quoting NIST who’s never read a packet capture. If I write a risk assessment, I want to understand exactly how the exploit works. If I recommend a control, I want to know how it fails under pressure. Background advantages I bring:• Risk modeling mindset baked in• Incident command structure thinking• Audit and compliance discipline• Root cause obsession• Comfort operating in high-stakes environments. I’m here to forge competence, not collect certificates. Show me where the systems break.