7 best resources to learn AI for non-technical people.

7 best resources to learn AI for non-technical people. 80% of what you need to know about AI can be learned from these free resources, so don't get left behind. You may never see this again, so save, like, and follow before it's too late. Let's get straight into it. Number one, Introduction to Generative AI. This is from Google Cloud Skills Boost. It's a free 45-minute microcourse from Google. Two, OpenAI Academy. The makers of ChatGPT released free video guides on how to master ChatGPT. Three, AI Prompt Engineering: A Deep Dive. This is a YouTube video from Anthropic. This is a video from the people behind Claude AI and it explains prompt engineering. And don't be scared of the term prompt engineering. It's just a fancy way of saying writing clear, concise sentences. Four, Google Prompting Guide 101. Google dropped a 68-page prompt engineering guide. It's definitely worth a read. Five, AI Agents, Clearly Explained. This is a YouTube video by Jeff Su. It does exactly what it says on the tin. Six, Practical Guide to Building AI Agents. This is from OpenAI itself. It's a 32-page step-by-step guide to build smart AI agents using OpenAI's tools. Seven, Make Academy. Make is an AI automation platform that has prebuilt workflows for thousands of tasks. Make is one of the easiest AI automation platforms to learn and they have a free academy with lots of videos. Bonus tip, I can't mention Make without mentioning n8n. If you want to learn n8n, which is the other popular AI automation platform, then check out their beginner course on YouTube. If you want the direct links to these, comment AI and I'll send you the links. I don't have 1,000 followers yet, so I can't have a link in bio.