Google offers free online machine learning course


  • TECH
  • Thursday, 01 Mar 2018

(FILES) This file photo taken on September 1, 2015 shows the Google logo at the Google headquarters in Mountain View, California. Google on April 3, 2017 said it will apply machine smarts and outside eyes to help ensure brands don't find ads paired with hateful videos on YouTube. The move come as the internet colossus scrambles to derail an advertising boycott of Google's money-making engine. Google said it was using new machine-learning or artificial intelligence systems to enforce its policies, to help content objectionable to advertisers. / AFP PHOTO / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / JUSTIN SULLIVAN

There really is no escaping topics on Artificial Intelligence or machine learning in this day and age. They are used in many aspects of our lives, and Google hopes to encourage everyone to understand how these technologies can help solve challenging problems.

"AI can solve complex problems and has the potential to transform entire industries, which means it's crucial that AI reflect a diverse range of human perspectives and needs.

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