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Build a RAG Chatbot with Python, Streamlit & OpenAI
Artificial Intelligence · Data Science · Development
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Build Real AI Tools — Even If You're New to Coding
This course teaches you how to build practical, real-world AI tools using GPT and Python — step by step, project by project. You’ll start with simple, fast-win GPT apps (like a Recipe Generator), then move on to applied projects for marketing, storytelling and finance.
Finally, you’ll build a complete RAG++ Travel Planner, integrating live weather data, Google Places API, custom logic, and GPT-generated itineraries.
Once the project is complete, you’ll learn a modern 2025-ready skill: How to let GPT generate your code How to turn your RAG system into a full Streamlit web app How to use GPT as your coding assistant and debugging partner
This means you get BOTH:a grounded understanding of how the system works, andthe speed + confidence that come from GPT-assisted coding. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
Build real AI tools using GPT and Python
Create your first GPT apps in minutes (beginner-friendly)Understand the RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) workflow
Build a full RAG++ Travel Planner with weather + places + GPT
Use OpenAI’s API effectively in real projects
Turn Python code into a Streamlit web app (GPT writes most of the UI code)Use GPT as your coding assistant to generate, debug, and improve your code
Build applied AI tools for marketing, finance, storytelling and more
Work confidently in Google Colab (no local installs needed)Earn verified badges you can share on LinkedIn HANDS-ON PROJECTS YOU WILL BUILDRecipe Generator (GPT mini-project)Storytelling EngineMarketing Copy BuilderFinance Sentiment Analyze
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Udemy: 2026-09-27 · Coursera: 2026-09-27
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