Tech Giants' AI Educational Initiatives Major technology companies have invested significantly in developing comprehensive educational resources to expand AI literacy globally. Google offers five different courses that allow learners to master generative AI from foundational concepts to advanced applications, providing a solid understanding of AI as a whole. https://careerservices.cwu.edu/blog/2025/01/08/free-ai-courses/ Microsoft has similarly created an AI learning path that begins with introductory concepts and progresses to more complex topics like neural networks and deep learning, offering a structured approach to building technical knowledge. These corporate initiatives reflect the growing recognition that AI literacy is becoming essential across professions, not just for specialists. The courses are designed with accessibility in mind, requiring no prior knowledge or expensive software, allowing anyone with internet access to begin their AI learning journey through well-structured modules created by industry leaders actively shaping the field's development.

Hi fellow Data Alchemist! I hope you're all doing well. I'm here today to offer a helping hand to anyone who might be struggling with Python, R, or programming logic. I’m really passionate about explaining concepts clearly and want to get even better at it, so I’m offering my support for free, just because I love doing this! If you're stuck on something or have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out. You can message me privately, and if needed, we can even hop on a call to figure things out together. I’m really looking forward to helping out, so feel free to get in touch! Wishing you all an amazing weekend. 😊 Best, Ana

People or bots (IDK) from different accounts keep messaging me about dropshipping and e-commerce. I dont know if they want to sell a course or what… Are any of you receiving these kind of messages from different useres?

If you’re a developer, you’ve probably seen Cursor IDE making waves recently. It’s been everywhere, and after five years with VS Code, I made the switch — for now. Cursor is a fork of VS Code but adds powerful AI features like autocomplete, inline edits, and a composer. If you’re familiar with VS Code, the transition is seamless. So you can still use all your settings, themes, extensions, and most importantly, the interactive window! In this week’s video, I dive into these AI features, show how they can improve your coding workflow, and help you decide if Cursor is right for you. Talk soon, Dave P.S. We’ve temporarily closed enrollment for Data Freelancer as we’ve hit our capacity. But don’t worry — some exciting updates are coming soon. We're working on some big things behind the scenes for both Datalumina as a company and the Data Freelancer program. Stay tuned for more details!

Nothing much, really... only an associate.. but nice :) I feel like sharing :) I'm discovering that I do like the "low level" stuff...