[SOLVED] Is there a way to get the GenAI course for free? (READ DESC)

Question

Before you ask anything about why I want something so expensive and stuff like this, I have to explain, I am a young coder who is 13, and I am learning code to prosper and have a good career. As I am 13, there is no way I could afford something like this. I am just asking to know, thank you all who answer!

Answer 1

You could become a staff member of Sololearn... but you'd have to be of legal working age.
The reason the course costs money is because it gives you access to services which cost money. If you're serious about learning and are sure this is the way to do it, you should have support from family and friends who can invest in you.
You could also do small jobs for pocket money, save that up. You'll also learn a valuable lesson about value, saving and work. It might stop you from thinking that you could/should be able to get something/anything/everything for free.

Answer 2

All you need to do is type in a few keywords, in a search engine and voilà! You've got a wealth of information at your disposal. Whether you're looking to learn a new language, a new skill, or just expand your knowledge on a particular topic, the internet's got you covered for free!

Answer 3

I could be wrong as I don't have the course but it appears to be more focused on prompting than fundamentals. So you can look for alternatives if you are unable to buy the course.

OpenAI has a guide on prompt engineering here: https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/prompt-engineering/prompt-e
have a look there and try it out.

If you're looking to build some generative AI and learn to build it from scratch, Keras has a lot to learn from.
For example, here's an implementation of CycleGAN in Keras. CycleGAN is a generative AI that translates images from one domain to another and back. For e.g., translating a horse to a zebra or zebra to horse. I recently used it in a project to generate camouflaged images. https://keras.io/examples/generative/cyclegan/

Or diffusion for generating high quality images
https://keras.io/examples/generative/ddpm/

These implementations might be a bit complex though.

As a place to start do Python through Sololearns Python course.