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This article primarily discusses the structure, content, and cost-saving strategies for earning a Google AI Professional Certificate, making it relevant to readers interested in accessible entry points into machine learning and data analysis. The piece focuses on practical skill acquisition through specific courses rather than broader industry trends or theoretical breakthroughs.
You can earn your Google Al Professional Certificate for free - and I highly recommend it

From AI fundamentals to data analysis and app building, Google's certificate covers quite a lot. And there's a way to avoid paying anything to earn your credential.
Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. Google's course builds practical AI skills from basics to app building. The hands-on Gemini training is broad, useful, and well-built. Move fast to beat the trial clock and avoid Coursera's fee. After working through the first few modules, I had mixed feelings about recommending the course to earn a Google AI Professional Certificate, mostly because it starts with some inconveniences and annoyances. But after completing the course and considering what you get going through the whole thing, I highly recommend it. In this article, I'll take you through what Google and Coursera are offering and what you'll get from the process. Stay tuned to the end because I'll offer some essential tips for completing the course and getting your certificate for free. I'll also outline some of the annoyances, because they do need to be mentioned. Let's get started. Google's certificate. Screenshot by David Gewirtz/ZDNET Google's certificate. The Google AI Professional Certificate is a bundle of individual hour-long courses. Eight of them, to be precise: Each…
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