Courses at multiple skill levels
The catalog includes beginner introductions, short technical courses, and longer programs such as the Machine Learning Specialization, allowing learners to choose material aligned with their current experience.
Online AI and machine learning courses for learners, developers, and teams.
DeepLearning.AI is an online learning platform focused on artificial intelligence and machine learning. Its catalog ranges from introductory courses such as AI for Everyone and AI Python for Beginners to technical topics including prompt engineering, machine learning, and AI agent development. Courses combine instruction with practical examples, and selected offerings include code exercises or browser-based labs. The platform serves individual learners building foundational knowledge or development skills, as well as organizations creating technical or general AI training programs.
The catalog includes beginner introductions, short technical courses, and longer programs such as the Machine Learning Specialization, allowing learners to choose material aligned with their current experience.
Selected courses include code examples and notebook-based practice. Business plans for technical teams include browser-based coding labs and immediate, code-level feedback.
Course material covers tasks such as prompting, summarization, text transformation, chatbot building, retrieval, and AI agents, with examples tied to application development.
DeepLearning.AI works with technology companies and AI labs on course content; its business page describes DeepLearning.AI as responsible for instructional design and quality, with partner engineers and researchers contributing practice-based expertise.
Business offerings include curated learning tracks. Enterprise and Workforce plans also list co-branded learning hubs, assessments, and organization-level administration and reporting.
The site provides AI news and analysis through The Batch, alongside resources such as career guidance and introductory machine learning materials.
New learners can start with introductory material such as AI for Everyone or Generative AI for Everyone to understand AI concepts, uses, and limitations without beginning with an engineering course.
Developers can use short courses on prompt engineering and LLM applications to practice tasks such as summarizing text, extracting information, and building a custom chatbot.
Learners seeking a longer technical path can follow the Machine Learning Specialization, which combines conceptual explanations with implementation and mathematical foundations.
Companies can select a Team, Enterprise, or Workforce plan according to audience and scale: technical teams can use the full catalog, while Workforce focuses on foundation courses for broader employee groups.
Yes. The catalog includes beginner courses such as AI for Everyone, AI Python for Beginners, and ChatGPT Prompt Engineering for Developers. The prompt engineering course page says only a basic understanding of Python is needed.
Some do. The ChatGPT Prompt Engineering for Developers course lists code examples and hands-on work in a Jupyter notebook environment. DeepLearning.AI’s Team and Enterprise business plans also include browser-based coding labs.
Team is listed for 10–100 users at $25 per user per month, billed annually. Enterprise is for 100+ users and Workforce for 1,000+ users; both use custom pricing. The plans differ in catalog access and organizational features.
The ChatGPT Prompt Engineering for Developers page lists free access for a limited time during the learning platform beta. The page also describes a Pro membership with unlimited accomplishments; access terms may vary by course and plan.
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