> Udacity offered a single course for say, CNN's and GAN's, going very deep into the math and processes behind them.
I think that's what are they going to do next with their AI school. They announced separate nanodegrees for CV, NLP and RL. However, I hope they aren't going to be such massive disappointments as AI ND term 2, where they basically didn't deliver what they promised, castrated projects and one could finish each of term 2 specializations in one weekend (i.e. removing image captioning project, removing real-world NLP project, etc.). A similar story happened with Robotics term 2, where instead of a real robot they promised you received a standard discount for NVidia TX2, and reinforcement learning was butchered from robot walking to robotic arm movement. So I am doubtful they can really live up to their promises with their current staff that keeps underdelivering. The only ND they made absolutely breathtaking, worth every penny, was Self-driving Car ND (IMO the best [not only online] course I've ever taken, and I took many from top 10 universities).
I think that's what are they going to do next with their AI school. They announced separate nanodegrees for CV, NLP and RL. However, I hope they aren't going to be such massive disappointments as AI ND term 2, where they basically didn't deliver what they promised, castrated projects and one could finish each of term 2 specializations in one weekend (i.e. removing image captioning project, removing real-world NLP project, etc.). A similar story happened with Robotics term 2, where instead of a real robot they promised you received a standard discount for NVidia TX2, and reinforcement learning was butchered from robot walking to robotic arm movement. So I am doubtful they can really live up to their promises with their current staff that keeps underdelivering. The only ND they made absolutely breathtaking, worth every penny, was Self-driving Car ND (IMO the best [not only online] course I've ever taken, and I took many from top 10 universities).