Course Outline

Introduction

  • What is generative artificial intelligence (AI)?
  • Comparing generative AI with other types of AI
  • Overview of key techniques and models in generative AI
  • Applications and use cases of generative AI for government
  • Challenges and limitations of generative AI for government operations

Creating Images with Generative AI

  • Generating images from text descriptions
  • Utilizing Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) to create realistic and diverse images
  • Employing Variational Autoencoders (VAEs) to generate images with latent variables
  • Applying style transfer techniques to add artistic styles to images

Creating Text with Generative AI

  • Generating text from textual prompts
  • Using transformer-based models to produce contextually coherent text
  • Employing text summarization techniques to create concise summaries of lengthy texts
  • Utilizing text paraphrasing to express the same meaning in different ways

Creating Audio with Generative AI

  • Generating speech from text inputs
  • Converting spoken words into written text
  • Producing music from textual or audio inputs
  • Creating speech with a specific voice profile

Generating Other Content with Generative AI

  • Generating code from natural language descriptions
  • Producing product sketches based on textual inputs
  • Creating video content from text or images
  • Generating 3D models from textual or visual data

Evaluating Generative AI

  • Assessing the quality and diversity of generated content
  • Utilizing metrics such as inception score, Fréchet inception distance, and BLEU score
  • Conducting human evaluations through crowdsourcing and surveys
  • Implementing adversarial evaluation methods like Turing tests and discriminators

Understanding Ethical and Social Implications of Generative AI

  • Ensuring fairness and accountability in the use of generative AI for government
  • Preventing misuse and abuse of generative AI technologies
  • Respecting the rights and privacy of content creators and consumers
  • Fostering creativity and collaboration between human experts and AI systems for government initiatives

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • An understanding of fundamental artificial intelligence concepts and terminology
  • Experience with Python programming and data analysis techniques
  • Familiarity with deep learning frameworks, such as TensorFlow or PyTorch

Audience for Government

  • Data scientists
  • AI developers
  • AI enthusiasts
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