Artificial Intelligence
From classical machine learning to the frontiers of symbolic computation and the latest LLM technology, Wolfram Language provides a unique, integrated environment for artificial intelligence (AI) research, education and deployment. Wolfram U courses provide instruction in foundational AI technologies, tools and concepts, including machine learning, neural networks, natural language processing, computer vision and more. Learn to use Wolfram AI Assistant and explore how to build, customize and deploy AI solutions using Wolfram technologies.
These courses cover topics from introductory explanations to generative AI capabilities and advanced AI applications across text, images, audio and data analysis. Earn course completion certificates and Wolfram Level 1 proficiency certifications and develop an independent project for Level 2 certification for Applied Expertise in Wolfram Technology for AI.
Upcoming Events
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JUL 16 | Online
Introduction to Neural Networks in Wolfram Language
This course provides an introduction to the state-of-the-art Neural Net Framework in Wolfram Language. You will learn how to explore the Wolfram Neural Net Repository for pre-built and pre-trained models and how to apply them to your own dataset.
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JUL 23 | Online
An AI Assistant in Every Notebook, Sidebars, Visual Themes and More Notebook Technologies
In Version 15, we're launching a new level of AI integration: our built-in AI Assistant. Sidebars are being introduced in desktop notebooks, and visual themes offer fresh options to make notebooks look different.
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JUL 27–31 | Online
Daily Study Group: Convolutional Neural Networks for Computer Vision
This Daily Study Group follows lessons from the upcoming Wolfram U course Convolutional Neural Networks for Computer Vision and explores the foundations of image computation, neural network architectures and practical applications of deep learning for computer vision. Participants will examine image classification, neural net training and analysis, advanced CNN architectures and real-world image applications using Wolfram Language tools and workflows.
