Data & AI

Demystification of AI, chatGPT and Copilot

In this journey, the learner gets an overview the history of AI, its ups and downs, a glimps behind the scene how it works and how an AI system can be used in daily life. Some AI systems are analysed to provide precise illustrations on the opportunities and limitations of AI. ChatGPT and Copilot are studied more in detail, how prompting helps to fully profite of this chatbot and how similar AI systems may help us in our professional work.
Content
  • History of AI and AI systems
  • Trends in AI and digital transformation
  • Ethical considerations in AI
  • Examples of AI systems
  • ChatGPT, Copilot, opportunities, limitations, prompting
  • Practical exercises
Learning Outcomes
  • The participant knows what AI is about... and what not.
  • The participant knows how an AI system works, especially in categorisation.
  • The participant knows the opportunities of chatGPT and Copilot and its weaknesses.
  • The participant knows the trends of AI.
  • The participant aquires a critical attitude towards AI systems.
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Digital Learning Hub Luxembourg
Digital Learning Hub Luxembourg
Certification
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Prerequisites

There are no prerequisites
Planning and location
Session 1
06/05/2025 - Tuesday
09:00 - 12:00
ESCO Skills
analyse scientific data principles of artificial intelligence data mining data mining methods perform data cleansing analyse big data teach computer science data warehouse
ESCO Occupations
business intelligence manager ICT information and knowledge manager data scientist ICT intelligent systems designer knowledge engineer
Beginner
Daytime
English
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Your trainer(s) for this course
Digital Learning Hub, Serge Linckels
Serge Linckels

Dr. Serge Linckels is the managing director of the Digital Learning Hub. Serge has 22 years of experience as a teacher at the Lycée Guillaume Kroll and as an associate lecturer at the University of Luxembourg. He holds a degree in computer science and an engineering degree, as well as a PhD in semantic technologies from the Hasso-Plattner-Institut, a research field in Artificial Intelligence. 30 scientific publications bear his name. He is the author of 3 books.