video1.0<iframe src="https://www.loom.com/embed/1114f05f7c324ee39e248aba743a4fd9" frameborder="0" width="1280" height="960" webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen></iframe>9601280Loomhttps://www.loom.com9601280https://cdn.loom.com/sessions/thumbnails/1114f05f7c324ee39e248aba743a4fd9-full-1687285927314.jpg138.26This brief video provides an overview of generative AI. It covers the fundamental concepts, its applications, and how it works. The video was made in under an hour using several AI tools: GPT-4 for script generation ElevenLabs for AI Voice-over D-ID for creating the video of the narrator Stable Diffusion for image generation Kaiber AI for creating cartoon transformations of the narrator RunwayML for editing the video Here are some resources to help you understand Generative AI as a whole: Inside My Head: This Substack run by technologist Linus Ekenstam features a host of useful AI-related material, covering tutorials on getting the optimum results from these tools and crafting the smartest prompts, as well as news on the latest happenings in the world of AI​1​. Towards AI: This is a one-stop online shop for all your generative AI needs, offering news, opinion, tutorials, a busy online community, and more. The site covers tools to help you get more out of AI, offers interviews with engineers working in the field, and also has an email newsletter you can sign up to​1​. The AI Podcast: This podcast from Nvidia drops episodes every fortnight and covers every aspect of artificial intelligence, including generative AI. Each week there's a special guest from a different organization in the field of AI, making it an engaging and thought-provoking resource for expanding your AI knowledge​1​. Visually AI: Another Substack resource from creator Heather Cooper that tells you what's out there in terms of generative AI tools and helps you make the most of them. There's already an AI toolkit you can download and an ethics discussion, although some posts are locked behind a paywall​1​. GPT for Educators: This is an online course that covers how to integrate generative AI into the classroom, how it can be used to support and help students, and what some of the challenges and ethical concerns are about this revolutionary tech​1​. Additionally, there are a wide variety of Generative AI Courses available on Udemy that cover just about every use of generative AI you can think of, from marketing to coding to ecommerce, for different experience levels​1​. Finally, Gradient Ascent on Substack is another resource packed with tips, news, and discussion around generative AI. It's a little more high level than some other resources, so it's a good place to go once you've mastered the basics​1​.