What do the links at the top mean?

A link takes you to another page. The links at the top give you these choices:

  • Start here — follow the four short lessons from the beginning.
  • Everyday uses — find small, practical jobs you could try with AI.
  • AI tools — meet examples of outside AI apps and learn how to choose one.
  • Explore more — find news, detailed activities, and the separate children’s area.
NVIDIA

NVIDIA opens AI course materials. Running the labs may still cost money.

A new courseware hub offers learning materials without enrollment. Check the hardware requirements before starting a lab.

Sources checked 2026-10-15. Access and availability can change.

What is available

NVIDIA’s October 15 announcement introduces an open courseware hub alongside its European scientific-computing initiatives. The hub lists Fundamentals of Deep Learning and Securing Agents With NemoClaw and OpenShell. Materials can be read without registration or enrollment. NVIDIA says the courses can be adapted; check the license specified for each course before reusing its materials.

Free materials do not include every resource

The course FAQ says compute instances may cost money, hardware requirements vary by course, and these open courses do not currently award completion certificates. NVIDIA’s separate European compute collaborations should not be read as a universal free-GPU offer. We have checked the announcement and course page, but have not completed the courses or run the labs.

Our take

Editorial analysis: free course materials could help a small team explore AI without committing to paid training. Start by reading the syllabus and choosing one useful exercise; then check its software, hardware, and hosting requirements. Check whether the examples expect coding skills you already have. For a first project, understanding one example is more useful than paying for infrastructure before you know what you want to learn.

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