Google Cloud Generative AI Leader (GAIL)
A free, self-paced 15 module training curriculum for Google Cloud Generative AI Leader (GAIL), built for business and technical leaders adopting generative AI on Google Cloud. Completing every module issues a printable 15.0 contact hour certificate from TECHLEAD 187 LLC.
- 15 modules
- 15.0 contact hours
- 4 domains
- Self-paced
- Free to use
Domains covered
- Fundamentals: 4 modules
- Offerings: 5 modules
- Techniques: 3 modules
- Strategy: 3 modules
Module syllabus
- 1.1 Gen AI Concepts & Use Cases
Defining core gen AI concepts, foundation models, and business use cases across text, image, code, and video. - 1.2 Data Types & Business Implications
Describing structured/unstructured data, labeled/unlabeled data, and the importance of data quality. - 1.3 Gen AI Landscape Layers
Identifying infrastructure, models, platforms, agents, and application layers of the gen AI ecosystem. - 1.4 Google Foundation Models
Use cases and strengths of Gemini, Gemma, Imagen, and Veo. - 2.1 Google Cloud Strengths
AI-first approach, enterprise-ready platform, comprehensive ecosystem, and open approach. - 2.2 Prebuilt Gen AI Offerings
Business value of Gemini app, Gemini Advanced, Gemini Enterprise, and Workspace integration. - 2.3 Improving Customer Experience
Vertex AI Search and Customer Engagement Suite (Conversational Agents, Agent Assist). - 2.4 Empowering Developers
Vertex AI Platform, Model Garden, and RAG offerings for building with AI. - 2.5 Tooling for Gen AI Agents
extensions, functions, data stores, and relevant pre-built AI APIs (Speech-to-Text, Document AI). - 3.1 Overcoming Model Limitations
Addressing data dependency, bias, and hallucinations via grounding, RAG, and HITL. - 3.2 Prompt Engineering Techniques
Zero-shot, few-shot, role prompting, prompt chaining, and Chain-of-Thought techniques. - 3.3 Grounding Techniques
Differentiating world data vs enterprise data grounding and implementing web-based verification. - 4.1 Implementing Gen AI Solutions
Choosing right solutions, integration steps, and measuring impact of AI initiatives. - 4.2 Secure AI & Protection
Protecting systems via SAIF, IAM, and Security Command Center. - 4.3 Importance of Responsible AI
Privacy risks, anonymization, accountability, and explainability in AI systems.
What each module includes
An executive lesson briefing with five key concepts and official vendor documentation references, a scenario based knowledge check scored for mastery, an applied scenario evaluation, and supplemental verified videos plus official free hands on labs where available.
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