I've been using chatGPT since the start and the course provided me with the necessary insight that I can use in my profession. This course is highly recommended even for advanced users.
11/10, as are all of J.White's courses. I think I will end up taking every one of them. Just a superb educator. To take these courses in March 2025, I have had to resort to using Copilot and Gemini as well, to get around data limits, but it works out. But we also really need a *complete course on RAG* (lightly touched on in this course). Even when you demand that the GPT cite sources, and create citations on data you supply, it STILL often hallucinates entire research papers, for example. It's enormously difficult to get RAG to happen, in terms of hanging it together technically, it working properly logically, and the cost in time and money. When you get past the "parlor trick" level of GenAI, RAG is where the rubber meets the road; just getting it to compute some process over some specific data, and it's easier said than done. Right now there is a dark valley between analyzing a couple documents with ChatGPT, and doing a ton of coding to do proper RAG. Looking forward to future Vanderbilt classes.
