This course, IBM watsonx Orchestrate: Build an AI Assistant, aims to equip non-technical business users with the skills and experience to build and launch their own intelligent assistant.

Build an AI assistant using IBM watsonx Orchestrate. Learn to integrate AI models and automate tasks to create intelligent assistants that can improve workflows and user interaction.

This course is designed to teach users how to create automations on IBM watsonx Orchestrate, by showing examples of decision and workflow to automate tasks.

In this course, the learner is introduced to the concept of AI Governance and watsonx.governance, IBM's end to end solution for governing AI models.

Master the technical essentials of IBM watsonx.governance. Learn how to ensure AI model transparency, accountability, and compliance by implementing effective governance strategies.

Turbocharge your chatbot's IQ and AI capabilities with IBM Watson Discovery and powered by Watson Assistant. Learn to use and program tools and assitant services such as Tone Analyzer and Personality Insights to build queries, extract information big data repositories.

Chatbots are increasingly in demand among global businesses. This course will teach you how to build, analyze, deploy and monetize chatbots - with the help of IBM Watson and the power of AI.

Learn what Artificial Intelligence (AI) is by understanding its applications and key concepts including machine learning, deep learning and neural networks.

Learn what Artificial Intelligence (AI) is by understanding its applications and key concepts including machine learning, deep learning and neural networks.

Learn what Artificial Intelligence (AI) is by understanding its applications and key concepts including machine learning, deep learning and neural networks.

In this capstone project, you'll use either Keras or PyTorch to develop, train, and test a Deep Learning model. Load and preprocess data for a real problem, build the model and then validate it.

In a recent Stack Overflow survey, Node.js was used by about 50% of the developers who answered the survey, making it the most used server-side technology. Express ranked as the fourth most popular web technology overall, making it the most popular server-side web framework.