The beginning covers only the most basic content, and the sections on workspaces, images, and video production are too superficial and pass by too quickly. The content is at the level of a YouTube video, and the quality is far too low for the price. It is disappointing.

Great^^

It is informative.

To be honest, I've only watched about one episode so far, so I haven't really delved into the content yet, but the sound quality is recorded at a level similar to a cassette recorder from the 80s. I'm not sure if it's due to the recording quality or the actual speech, but instead of standard Korean, there is a very heavy Yanbian (Korean-Chinese) dialect. I'll have to watch more to see if the content itself is substantial, but looking at the recording issues alone, it feels like they put in zero investment—it's worse than a basic laptop recording. Selling a video like this feels very insincere. Furthermore, despite calling it the 2026 revised edition, the content inside is using GPT-4o.

An interesting lecture and a great instructor. However, the content structure is a bit disappointing for the price. Aside from the first hour, the other videos felt like they were just providing prompt examples. For this price, it would have been better if videos on how to utilize Midjourney were also included.

It was very helpful to understand because you explained in detail everything from preprocessing the data to how to split and use it for training, testing, and evaluation.

Good

It is easy to understand.

So far.... it hasn't.... moved beyond.... the level of free YouTube lectures. I look forward to the next class.

The instructor explains the stressful initial setup and system concepts so kindly from the perspective of a complete beginner. This is the perfect lecture for an introduction.