What these Courses Don't Teach You


Given some data, sure, you can follow what they tell you on cleaning it and using it to predict values based on new inputs.

But, how are you supposed to generate the data in the first place? A friend who used to work at Amazon said you need to invest in generating the data. 

Maybe chatG can suggest ways to generate data based on the problem you're trying to solve. 

Which course can teach you to do something like what Google Deepmind did - train an AI to play a game by playing against itself (a copy of itself)?

Tough?

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