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Full Stack Deep Learning offers news, community, and courses for people building AI-powered products. It covers the lifecycle of an AI-powered product, from defining the problem and picking a GPU or foundation model to production deployment and continual learning.
Microsoft Azure for Students offers access to cloud services, developer tools and $100 in Azure credits for students to build apps and explore AI and data science. Signup uses a school email, renews yearly while the user is a student, and does not require a credit card.
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