Answers about what AI is, where to start, ChatGPT vs Claude vs Gemini, what an AI course costs, how to pay, the certificate and refunds.
Artificial intelligence is software that uses patterns learned from huge amounts of data to do work only people used to do: writing and translating text, answering questions, making images and video, analysing documents. Most people meet it as a chat, for example ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini.
Start with one chat (ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini) and one real task from your own work: an e-mail, a summary, a plan. Then learn to write a good prompt and to give the AI your context. AI Kursi's online course "AI: From Chat to Assistant" follows exactly that order, in Georgian, with no background needed.
No. You talk to modern AI tools in plain language. Programming is only needed by people who build AI models themselves. Our courses involve no coding: even a website is built with AI, without writing code.
No. ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini understand and answer in Georgian, and our courses are taught in Georgian. Some tools have English menus, but the lessons show each step on screen.
You get a first useful result on day one. Making AI part of everyday work usually takes a few weeks of regular practice. Our online course is about five hours of video and you set the pace.
ChatGPT is OpenAI's AI chat: you ask a question or give a task and it answers with text, an image or a file. It has a free version, which is enough to start, and paid plans with stronger models and higher limits. It works in Georgian too.
There is no single best one: all three are strong and each stands out at different tasks. For a beginner it matters more to pick one and learn it well, because the principles carry over. Our course has a lesson comparing the models and when a paid plan is worth it.
A prompt is the instruction you give an AI. A good one makes four things clear: who you are and the context, what exactly you want, the format of the answer and, where possible, an example. The more specific the instruction, the more useful the answer. Our course spends a whole module on prompting.
An AI agent is an AI that doesn't just answer but carries a task out: it breaks it into steps, uses tools (files, e-mail, calendar, browser) and hands you the result. For example, it gathers the news every morning and sends you a short digest. The last module of our course covers agents and automation.
Yes. There are tools that turn a text description or a photo into an image, a video, a voice or music. We teach this in the live online course "AI Basics & Video Generation": photo and video generation, voice design and editing.
AI helps a lot but is sometimes confidently wrong: it can invent a fact, a quote or a source. Always check anything important (numbers, legal and medical matters). Don't paste passwords, card details or other people's personal data into a chat.
Most often: drafting e-mails and texts, summarising long documents, translating, analysing spreadsheets, brainstorming, outlining a presentation or a plan, research with sources. The next step is a personal assistant that knows your work and takes over repetitive tasks.
AI replaces individual tasks more often than whole professions. A large part of routine work is being automated, so the advantage goes to people who use AI well. Learning it is the most reliable way to be ready for the change.
Start where the most time is lost: customer messages, social posts, offers, reporting. Give the AI a description of your business in one file and it will use that context in every task. If you'd rather not build it yourself, the AI Kursi services page lists verified specialists.
AI Kursi (aikursi.ge) is a Georgian platform for learning AI in practice. It offers an online video course, live online courses and workshops, a directory of AI specialists and companies, events and daily AI news in Georgian. The founder and lecturer is Nugo Topuria.
There are two. "AI: From Chat to Assistant" is a recorded online video course for 99 GEL: you buy it once and watch at your own pace. "AI Basics & Video Generation" is a live online course with the lecturer: 9 sessions, 400 GEL, up to 15 people in a group.
If you want AI in your everyday work (writing, research, documents, an assistant, automation), take "AI: From Chat to Assistant". If you're after photo and video creation and live sessions with the lecturer, take "AI Basics & Video Generation". Both suit beginners.
Right on the site: with a Visa or Mastercard from any bank, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Bank of Georgia mobile banking or TBC internet banking. The bank processes the payment and we never store card details. The online video course opens as soon as you pay.
For the online video course, yes: within 14 days of buying it, if you have watched no more than 20% of the lessons and haven't received the certificate. You ask from your profile, under "My payments", and the money goes back to the same card. The full rules are on the refund policy page.
For the online video course, yes. Each module ends with a test. Score at least 60 in every module and at least 70 on average and you receive a named certificate with a unique number and a QR code that anyone can verify on the site.
Yes. The site and the videos work on a phone, a tablet and a computer, with no app to install. Progress is saved to your account, so you can start a lesson on one device and continue on another. For the hands-on parts a computer is more comfortable.