Not as in-depth as I would like, but as an introduction, it passes. Referencing a huge pile of external PDFs for reading is not what I consider to be course material - it can only enhance the self-learning experience. I find it useful to pass the PDFs to Claude.ai or NotebookLM and get a summary, then use the AI to dig deeper if I want to.

Content was ok but I really expected more of it. Towards the end, it just seems a bit like an ad for google products.

The quiz questions are rather bad, have spelling mistakes, and are mainly focused around discovering small differences in text rather than actually understanding the content.

This felt a lot more basic than I think I expected, though I really do expect that Google will add content as their products develop. The instructor is helpful, it's the limited material that makes me give this a low rating. I do look forward to revisiting this course as it develops.

Lots of information and the quiz was frustrating as the answers were all different by a single word at times. I do have a baseline of knowledge about Generative AI now, but the video aspect was dry and took me several replays to absorb the info. Very glad I took notes.

Didn't like the recommended reading section - I felt there were too many similar links and wished it was narrowed down to one or two links per topics. Could do the quiz with just the video if you feel very confident.

Lots of information so far. Put together well with quiz at the end of the lesson. Couldn't finish to get certificate due to error with lab. week 2 lab near the end with SSH section wouldn't work.

The quiz was goofy. One of the questions had 5 answers, each with about 100 words a piece-- save two or three key words that you could easily read over even as an experienced test-taker.

It was good for an introductory course. But if you are not a computer science major, some of this stuff could be over your head. It did give me an understanding of what AI is about.

it say it's an introduction, and as such, is very well explained for people like me, who have almost no knowledge about AI, ML or programming, but I felt it too short anyways.

The forced jokes were disruptive for me but I acknowledge that this may be a matter of taste. Otherwise fine and very brief introduction to the uninitiated.

Basically just a video introduction with a short quiz and readings listed in a PDF. Can get the same thing for free on Google's website. Informational only.

The cost of the course for the provided content is not justifiable. Lot more needs to be covered. Just an Intro course costing heavily

Very basic content. It is suited for people with no knowledge. The certificate is too expensive for the actual value of the content.

Too fast. Lot of interesting and new content to learn but the video pace is very fast to make notes or read or to process.

the first half was great info, but it turned into a google sales pitch at the end. also the quiz at the end is laughable.

A very basic intro to GenAi, a more detailed usecases and some handson material would make this more valuable

Well done!, but for an intro it did a deep dive. It should be more generic to keep the interest

The video was good, but having to read through a bunch of articles and blogs was not so good.

the content is very less but informative for sure. Makes you want to know more about AI

As per my experience, there should be a better to more easier way of understanding.

more video, interactive material and demo, could be a plus to learn better the AI

The course is very short and does not provide a full understanding of the topic.

The course was very dull and monotonous. Content was good, delivery wasn't

it has no great value , i could answer all of the quizz as a AI user.

Short intro to GenAi which gets quite technical in just 20 minutes