I'm David Shaw, and this is AI News.
Getting started in AI can be difficult.
There are so many things to understand,
and it can get complicated really fast.
Did you know Intel has an entire platform dedicated to helping
you learn the basics?
The Intel AI Academy is open for both beginners and advanced
developers.
Learn how to make deep learning faster on Intel hardware
and how to advance your own research.
Today, we'll focus on what's offered through our university
resources.
If you're a student or professor,
the Intel AI Academy has ready-to-use courses,
hands-on exercises, cloud compute, and even
faculty support for creating curriculum or teaching
AI in the classroom.
If you're an Intel student ambassador,
you can get free software and tools to enhance your research.
You'll get extended access to the Intel AI DevCloud
as well as early news on new Intel hardware.
On the Intel AI Academy for Students page,
you'll find self-paced, hands-on learning courses
to understand the technical foundations of machine
learning and deep learning.
For teachers and professors, you can request access
to free slides, hands-on activities,
and answer keys to concepts on machine
learning and deep learning.
Use them in your classroom as labs, assignments,
or extra credit.
Also, apply to the Intel AI DevCloud Program
to get free cloud compute for your machine
learning, deep learning training, and inference needs.
Extended access is also offered for your students
to access libraries and frameworks optimized by Intel.
See the links to get access to all of these great university
resources.
And I'll see you next week.