Thank you for explaining it in a way that is easy to understand.

This is a very helpful lecture.

There are parts in the middle of the lecture where the materials and lecture content don't match, which slightly reduces concentration, but after thoroughly reading all the materials and watching again, the content is good. <<I wrote this after purchasing today on the 17th and listening up to lecture 10 during the day, but now I'm editing my course review at 12:24 AM on the 18th.... If I had seen the review below from Kim Bong-jun?>> before applying, I probably wouldn't have taken the course. The more I listen to this, the more I can't shake the feeling that it was made by extracting this lecture content with GPT and CLAUDE and just using Bruna voice AI... At least after section 14, since it's a practical tutorial, there should be demonstrations of final PDF results using each of marp, pandoc, GPT & CLAUDE, etc. with one sample example topic, but there's nothing at all... My mistake for not carefully checking the reviews beforehand.. I even registered for promotional marketing partners today, but I can't recommend this at all... Honestly, I want to complain to Inflearn headquarters.

The lecture quality is not satisfactory.

First, I am a 4-year developer. I purchased this course to create and organize development documentation and similar materials. I watched the beginning part of the course, but from the middle... it was too difficult to watch, so I skipped through it, and honestly, I was very disappointed with the course content. What I expected was to learn the entire process of creating an e-book through hands-on practice, since "AI Utilization: E-book Production Method" was the course topic. I thought there would at least be explanations about how to utilize AI or the production structure, but there was no such content... Below are my thoughts after watching this course: 1. The artificial intelligence voice is very annoying. This could be a matter of personal preference, so it might simply be my taste. 2. Even setting aside the AI voice, the subtitles and audio are often out of sync. There are even many cases where subtitles appear but no audio plays. 3. It only talks about very abstract concepts like "how to utilize AI" with almost no examples and no hands-on practice at all. 4. I wanted to learn how to utilize AI in the e-book creation process, not to hear the instructor's emotional impressions from making their own e-book. Most of the course content consists of the instructor's impressions: "It's interesting," "I felt it," "I'm excited," "A new world has opened up," etc... 5. It lists tools but doesn't explain how to use them. Since I'm also a developer, I know what markdown, vscode, mysql, and such things are. But after listening to the course, I wondered "So what am I supposed to do with this?" I'm hesitant to write the content directly as it might spoil the course, but for example, there's a mysql section that mentions storing table of contents or content and automatically converting it to markdown using Python scripts. However, there's no explanation of how to store it or how to query it. 6. As I mentioned above, there are no hands-on exercises. I think there should at least be practical exercises showing the entire process: how to ask GPT questions, how to use that content to create md files, what content to write in md files, how to use marp commands, how to use pandoc commands, etc.

They even provide textbooks that are surprisingly enjoyable to read.

It was very helpful for my AI studies.

The video and audio are out of sync in the middle. So I'm opening the lecture PDF to follow along. The details are a bit lacking. Overall, it feels like a paid course.

I had fun learning about various generative AI and how to use them. Following the introductory part, I look forward to continuing with the Basic, Practical, and Application parts. *Highly recommended for those who hesitate to use generative AI for writing.