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Certification: Selecting Optimal Large Language Models for Business Solutions
Show the world you have AI expertise. Master the art of selecting and applying large language models to drive business value, enhance decision-making, and keep your professional profile ahead in the evolving landscape of AI solutions.

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Multiple-choice questions about the course. Pass with 70% or more and your certificate is issued at once, with a public page and an "Add to LinkedIn" button.
What the exam covers
2 questions from each of the 15 chapters of the course
20 multiple-choice questions, drawn fresh for every attempt. Pass with 70% or more.
- 01Introduction and Louie Peters6:12
- 02Barriers to AI adoption4:16
- 03Security and privacy2:21
- 04Choosing the right LLM5:54
- 05Market competition4:43
- 06Open source vs closed10:04
- 07AI scaling laws2:53
- 08Improving beyond scaling7:50
- 09Future of AI competition4:15
- 10Model evaluation strategies4:57
- 11Agentic AI workflows4:24
- 12Cost vs performance4:08
- 13Reasoning models explained2:44
- 14Top model recommendations5:17
- 15Towards AI resources3:37
The Certification: Selecting Optimal Large Language Models for Business Solutions equips professionals with the knowledge to identify and implement the most effective LLMs for diverse business applications. Gain expertise that delivers increased productivity, improved decision-making, and a future-proof career in the rapidly changing AI landscape. Enroll today to unlock a competitive advantage and maximize the value of AI in your organization.
This certification covers the following topics:
- The Rapidly Evolving LLM Landscape
- Divergent Trends in LLM Development
- Barriers to Widespread LLM Adoption
- The Role of Open Source Models
- Scaling Laws and Alternative Improvement Strategies
- Navigating Model Choice: Key Considerations and Recommendations
- Current Favourite Models
- The Future of LLM Competition and Accessibility
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