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The course material is really interesting and well presented but there are so many glitches around accessing assigned readings and doing assignments (I was simply unable to access either) and the chatbot is totally useless unless it's intended use is to frustrate the user. Also, I tried verifying my ID using my desktop, my iPhone and finally a tablet but was unable to. Interestingly enough, I followed the exact same steps for each platform and each time I encountered a totally unique problem. I'm about to finish my one week free trial but, at this point, I'm not sure I'll actually go through with paying for Coursera.

Using the teenage "wunderkind" did not add anything to this module and was frankly, in my mind, performance art and insulting. While it's impressive that he's doing so much at a young age, he added very little actual insight other than regurgitating things that were very basic. It felt rather condescending overall, as I am looking to learn from people with experience - and while a teenager may be a prodigy, there is simply nothing such a person can offer that comes close to someone with years of experience in a discipline.

This course was tacked on to a specialization I wanted to take, but only had limited relevance to it. Overall very surface level, and covered a lot of things I already knew. Some of the content seemed like an ad for IBM without much academic value. The honors content was garbage.

None of the labs actually worked so I could not practice anything I'd just learnt. The advice on a career in AI was very vague and not useful at all. It was focused for grads and not for people working already wishing to transition to a career in AI.

A poor branding effort on the part of IBM. Watson trial account link does not work impeding learners from completing assignments and passing the final review. The hands on Watson experience boils down to a very basic "product tour".