We have reached a point in our journey where we can start playing with some key applications of AI to learn why suddenly AI has gained an inflection point. We discussed some key applications of AI in Lesson 1.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept — it’s actively shaping how we live, work, and make decisions. But understanding AI isn’t just about reading theory or watching demos. The best way to truly grasp its power is by getting hands-on with real tools and applications.
Whether you're just starting your AI journey or looking to deepen your practical skills, this is the perfect place to begin.
Why Hands-On Matters
AI can often seem like a black box — powerful but opaque. By engaging directly with AI tools, you’ll:
Here are a few beginner-friendly tools and platforms that will help you explore AI hands-on — no PhD or coding background required:
1.6.1. ChatGPT (OpenAI) [Link]
ChatGPT is a powerful conversational AI developed by OpenAI. It uses a large language model (LLM) to understand natural language prompts and generate human-like responses. It can help with writing, research, coding, learning, brainstorming, and much more.
1.6.2. Teachable Machine (Google) [Link]
Learn how image recognition models are trained and how well they generalize. Follow the steps below to train a simple machine learning model using your webcam.
1.6.3. Runway ML [Link]
Runway ML is an AI-powered creative suite that enables users to create and edit videos, generate visuals from text, remove backgrounds, apply special effects, and more — with no coding required. It’s widely used in design, video production, social media, and digital art.
1.6.4. ChatPDF [Link]
A specialized tool that lets you upload any PDF and chat with the document. It can:
Hands On Exercise: Upload a research paper and ask, “What are the key findings of this study?”
1.6.5. ElevenLabs [Link]
An advanced text-to-speech tool that produces natural-sounding AI voices in many languages. You can:
Hands On Exercise: Paste your blog post and convert it to audio using a realistic narrator voice.
1.6.6. GitHub Copilot [Link]
An AI coding assistant that helps developers write code faster inside VS Code or GitHub. You can:
Hands On Exercise: Start writing a Python function and see how Copilot completes it for you.
1.6.7. formulabot [Link]
Detect Sentiment in Text. Analyze whether feedback is positive, neutral, or negative using AI. Try different tones and see how sentiment scores change.
1.6.8. Symptom Checker AI [Link]
Understand how AI powers patient self-assessment tools. Learn how AI uses decision trees and pattern matching for preliminary triage.
1.6.9. Monitor Plant Health with Plant Disease AI
Observe how AI in agriculture helps farmers detect disease early and reduce crop loss.
1.6.10. Generate Custom Quizzes from Any Topic
See how educators use AI to personalize assessment and reduce prep time.
1.6.11. Screen Resumes with an AI Matching Engine
Learn how talent platforms use machine learning to reduce bias and speed up shortlisting.
1.6.12. Detect Fake News with AI-Powered News Checkers
How AI and knowledge graphs help cross-check claims against global fact-check databases. Google Factchecker Searches across hundreds of verified fact-checking sources (e.g., PolitiFact, Snopes, Reuters) using AI-powered indexing.
1.6.13. Translate Sign Language into Text Using AI
See how AI improves accessibility for hearing-impaired individuals.
You can see how AI will enable inclusive communication by bridging gaps in real-time. The potential is endless.
1.6.14. Create a Short AI-Generated Video from Text
Turn written content into animated video clips using AI. Learn how content marketing, YouTube shorts, and explainer videos are being powered by text-to-video AI.
1.6.15. Speak with AI in Another Language (Real-Time Tutoring)
Have a natural conversation in another language with an AI tutor. Learn how AI adapts to learners' speech, corrects gently, and personalizes feedback.
1.6.16. Whisper Web — Transcribe Audio with AI
Uses OpenAI's Whisper model to convert speech into accurate text, even in noisy environments or with accents.
1.6.17. Remove.bg — Instantly Remove Backgrounds from Images [Link]
Use AI to instantly separate a subject (person, object) from its background. Learn how vision models can recognize and isolate subjects, used in e-commerce, marketing, and AR.
1.6.18. Spline — AI for 3D Scene Creation [Link]
Allows users to create and manipulate 3D objects in the browser, now with AI prompts for scenes, lighting, and shapes. Learn how AI accelerates 3D design for games, AR/VR, and web graphics.
We will keep expanding this list. In the meanwhile if you have some tools that you used or if you want your tool to be featured here, drop us an email at contact@neuto.ai
If you are interested in discussing how to leverage AI or how to use AI to build a product, feel free to book a time on our calendar.
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