Ben Makansi
AI, ML, Deep Learning, and Generative AI: Defining terms for the Generative AI Leader Exam
AI, ML, Deep Learning, and Generative AI: Defining terms for the Generative AI Leader ExamThe Google Cloud Generative AI Leader certification requires... more »
Generative AI Leader Practice Question: Understanding Data Types for Machine Learning
Let’s go over an example question that could appear on Google Cloud’s new Generative AI Leader exam, which was released in May 2025.If you want more... more »
Generative AI Leader Practice Question on Google Cloud Agentspace
Let’s go over an example question that could appear on Google Cloud’s new Generative AI Leader exam, which was released in May 2025.If you want more... more »
Generative AI Leader Practice Question: Unifying Airline Customer Support
Let's go over an example question that could appear on Google Cloud's new Generative AI Leader exam, which was released in May 2025.If you want more... more »
Understanding Vertex AI Batch Prediction for the Professional ML Engineer Exam
Understanding Vertex AI Batch Prediction for the Professional ML Engineer ExamWhen you're building machine learning systems on Google Cloud Platform,... more »
Vertex AI Endpoints: From Model Training to Production
Vertex AI Endpoints: From Model Training to ProductionThe Infrastructure Reality Behind ML ModelsBefore we get into the details of Vertex AI Endpoints, we... more »
BigQuery ML: Exporting Models
BigQuery ML Model Export: Making Your Models Work Beyond the Data WarehouseYou've trained a machine learning model in BigQuery ML using SQL. The model... more »
A Look at Google's New Generative AI Leader Certification
Google Cloud announced the Generative AI Leader certification on May 14, 2025.This foundational-level certification sits alongside the Cloud Digital Leader... more »
Compute Engine VM Location Considerations
Understanding Google Compute Engine (GCE) location options is essential knowledge for the Professional Cloud Architect exam. The decision of where to place your... more »