Veritas AI

North Market Street, 19801, Wilmington, United States
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4.75
Based on 20 Reviews

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An immersive virtual AI program for ambitious students, founded and run by Harvard graduate students.

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Shaan Patel
GB

The learning structure of the classes… The learning structure of the classes had great flow, and I found great help doing the code walkthrough and small group sessions with the mentor. I enjoyed the classes and learning new things in a way that I could understand and grasp.

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Srreyansh Sethi Srrey
GB

Learning AI It was really interesting to learn about AI with Veritas! I enjoyed creating and learning AI with a mentor and with other students.

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Ananya Annush
IN

Amazing Program I really loved how much importance Veritas AI gives to its students, and that they do their best in their limited time to teach you everything that you need to know about the course that you pick. I also really enjoyed my time with the team, and was happy that we were able to finish a project. I learnt so much in just 10 weeks, and now I feel confident enough to take on new projects!

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畢氏定理
GB

Today’s lesson was fun and interesting Today’s lesson was fun and interesting, though I am new to python and AI programming, I love it a lot. Thanks for introducing me to this interesting world.

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Maggie Yang
GB

Veritas AI Summer Camp Review It was hard to learn things virtually. I feel like the content was hard to understand because the mentors/teachers never really explained things thoroughly. The content was hard as well as the coding part of the summer camp. I think the mentors should have explained each code assignment in further detail. Instead of the teacher going over the code with us, our mentor asked us to share our screen and present the code ourselves. However, I feel this was not effective because sometimes the students did not explain what they did and WHY they did it. I think the teacher/mentor should be explaining it to us instead of the students trying to explain it to us. I understand the need for participation, especially because it was online, but I didn't appreciate the fact that I kept getting cold called on. Furthermore, I think the end project was a great idea, but I felt that I didn't have the tools I needed to be able to help my group. I liked that we had breaks so that we weren't working for a prolonged period of time. And I think all the staff were very nice and making the best out of the online situation.

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