Learn generative AI in just 5 minutes a day with this free 30-day video series. Learn ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and DALL-E through simple, hands-on tutorials. No coding required.
In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, artificial intelligence isn't just a buzzword—it's becoming an essential skill. Yet for many, the world of AI feels overwhelming. Where do you start? How can you learn without a technical background? What tools are actually worth your time?
That's why we've created the 30 Days of GenAI Challenge, a free video series designed specifically for beginners who want to build practical AI skills. Each day, you'll spend just 5 minutes learning how to use powerful tools like ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and Claude—no coding required.
Unlike traditional AI courses that can be technical and time-consuming, this series focuses on:
Bite-sized, 5-minute daily lessons
Hands-on practice with free tools
Real-world applications you can use immediately
Simple, jargon-free explanations
Step-by-step guidance
Over four weeks, you'll build confidence with AI tools through a carefully structured curriculum:
Understanding what AI can (and can't) do
Getting started with ChatGPT
Basic prompt writing
AI safety and ethics
Crafting effective prompts
Understanding context and clarity
Advanced prompt techniques
Troubleshooting common issues
Personal productivity tools
Creative projects with AI
Educational applications
Entertainment and hobby enhancement
Professional use cases
Document creation and editing
Research and analysis
Workflow automation
Begin your AI journey with our introductory video above. This first lesson sets the foundation for your learning path and shows you exactly what to expect from the series.
Ready to continue your AI journey? ➡️ Watch the complete 30-day series on YouTube
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