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About the Course

Ready to level up your GenAI skills? Step into the exciting world of multimodal AI, where language, images, and speech come together to build smarter, more interactive applications. In this hands-on course, you’ll learn how to build systems that work across multiple modalities, from creating AI-powered storytellers and meeting assistants to developing image captioning tools and video generation apps. You’ll gain experience with real-world tools like IBM’s Granite, OpenAI’s Whisper, Sora and DALL·E, Meta’s Llama, Mistral’s Mixtral, and Gradio. Plus, you'll explore multimodal search, question answering, and retrieval systems that combine text, speech, and visual data. By the end of the course, you’ll be able to design and build full-stack multimodal AI solutions using Python and frameworks like Flask and Gradio. If you’re looking to gain in-demand skills for building the next generation of AI applications, enroll today and power up your AI career!...

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By Muhammad A H

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Oct 27, 2025

Wow, It was next Level Experience to learn the Multimodal Gen AI Development. Truly Amazing.

By Mansib M

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Oct 15, 2025

Well-structured, easy to digest.

By Filip P

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Mar 30, 2026

Good course. Very intensive. Labs are excellent. Unfortunately the image captioning lab is broken - the language model in the example is obsolete and the replacement models do not implement the API used in the example. No feedback from the technical support.

By Ashish G

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Apr 25, 2026

Most of the labs done work due to either ceritificate error or some error which is not clear, so little dissappointed with this.

By Mehdi N

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May 2, 2026

tests were designed in a very stupid and dumb way

By Jannes K

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May 14, 2026

I gave 2 stars for the courses before this gets one star. I am two far progressed to stop now, but the whole specialization is really bad from my point of view. There is hardly any structure, its more topic based mostly random information and questions. The questions could also be answered with common sence. The whole courses could also be boilt down to 2 or 3 courses, but in this way it looks like you achieved more I guess..

By Sajjan M

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Sep 22, 2025

Not that useful in creating AI applications