AI Reasoning Models Course on LinkedIn Learning
My “AI Reasoning Models” course (a little collaboration with LinkedIn) is now available!
It’s essentially a 1.5h course that explains how reasoning models relate to conventional LLMs and how they are developed.
This course is for people interested in LLM concepts but who don’t want to do all the nitty-gritty coding work, like in my Build an LLM From Scratch and Build a Reasoning Model From Scratch books.
It has 4 main sections with ~30 short videos total, plus interactive quizzes, code examples, and more.
But it’s not a huge commitment, more like a snappy ~90 min course you can do in an extended lunch break to get a solid understanding of what reasoning models are.
This course is offered as part of LinkedIn Premium. The links in my LinkedIn post should unlock it for 24 hours for everyone.
I hope you find it useful!
Source: website version of my LinkedIn post.
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