How To Become a Prompt Engineer | 5 Best ChatGPT Prompts
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- Опубликовано: 30 янв 2023
- Prompt engineering is a new career in the tech industry where an individual finds the most effective prompts to use to accomplish a task efficiently. Prompt engineers identify areas where AI can assist or automate tasks, increasing productivity while reducing costs. The goal of prompt engineering is to feed the AI with the information it needs to create an accurate response. There are different ways to do this. In this video I’ll show you how you can master prompting.
The main focus is to help you input better prompts when using ChatGPT, AI or any LLM’s. This will give you much better outputs and help you get the most out of these tools. People that have already mastered these prompts are currently making $300k a year. So why not you?
Links →
Learn Prompting
learnprompting.org/docs/intro
Anthropic Job Post
jobs.lever.co/Anthropic/e3cde...
First Prompt Engineer ever hired:
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GitHub link of best “Act As” Prompts
github.com/f/awesome-chatgpt-...
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I have no background in coding or programming. I've started learning this skill using your videos
The fact that I had been using GPT like a maniac theses last 4 days, only strengthen my belief, that anyone who doesn't learn how to use AI tools properly will get crushed professionally. I'm 51 and I am getting in one the ground floor of learning. Can afford to get lost in this. I got a 👪. Kudos to this man for bringing the A game to us newbies.
I'm a software engineer. This dude is so on the money and ahead of the curve it's ridiculous. An actual youtube advise channel that is worth listening to and not fluff or smoke and mirrors. This channel is gold!
I have nearly 20 years experience as an Automation Architect. This was easy for me to figure out on my own because I have a curious mind. I think that's the most important part. Most people are NOT curious and will struggle with this. You're doing a good job teaching others how to get into the mindset.
I’m sold. Rabbit hole here I come…
I'm a contnet writer - while appling for a job, I was given an assignment to write a product description for something with all the details. Because I was feeling lazy and it sounded too technical - I used chatGPT, edited the document and mailed it to the HR. Yesterday I'd the interview because they liked the assignment. When they asked how did I come up with the writing, I told them I used chatGPT, and they burst out laughing. Let's see what happens next. My point is, use it ethically and you have so many more opportunities.
I appreciate you keeping your videos concise! They feel like crash courses that are not intimidating.
Thanks, Cody! This is a great video, easy to follow, and full of ideas.
Super useful video, patron! Can't wait to dig deeper into this new world.
Hey Cody, great video. Thank you for this a lot of food for thought and certainly going to continue my prompt engineering studies. This just reinforces what I’ve been reading and studying so far. Thanks again.
boy I'm so fired up from this VIDEO
Definitely subscribing. As someone with extensive writing experience in education, the professional world, and in creative spaces; combined with my experience in tech, I find this all to be fascinating
So after watching this video, I asked chatgpt to generate a weekly learning plan for learning chatgpt in 2 months with medium proficiency. It gave articles, yt vids, websites and other resources. This is unbelievably powerful.
So helpful, thanks a million! Looking forward to more of your content. Subscribed
As soon as this started in December I started learning as fast as I could. It feels just like when I saw the web for the first time in 1991. I couldn't learn HTML fast enough. People were asking me why a graphic designer would want to know HTML. These were serious people but they had no clue. Like they have no clue now about this. At some point prompts wont be needed but that will take five years or more. IN the meantime ride the wave like I rode the web wave.
I’m sold too. Love this direction. Thanks Cody!! ❤🎉
Wow, great video! You have done a fantastic job explaining the concept of prompt engineering and how to master it. I was unaware of this new career in the tech industry and I appreciate you shedding light on it. The way you have explained the importance of feeding AI with the right information to get accurate outputs is simple and easy to understand.
Bro, you have some really genuine and useful content. Keep exploring!
Fantastic! I was sitting in my chair and I had despair because you guys think prompts so well and I can't see it in my head. Those wonderfully formed lines of sentence tell ChatGpt just what you want it to do and what to output. I was wondering if I can ever even learn how to make one prompt that makes sense. I was hunting all over for some site that just showed it how it is done in a basic manner. No luck. Then I see your video and it's like the sun coming up from gloomy clouds! You even showed us a website to get good information. Thank you. I am not trying to be corny or anything but, you guys putting out his info are nothing short of angels. Forget about coding and learn how to prompt. sounds like a plan. Want to hear something weird. I looked up to subscribe to your channel, and I was already subscribed!? Great video.
I think there’s something to be said for the middle road too, learning how to 10x using AI assistance until it can handle writing larger segments of code fluently (it does pieces pretty well rn). I already appreciate if nothing else not having to dig through google garbage when searching answers to weird bug related questions. It’s also more accessible as AI won’t roast you like stack overflow tends to do for beginners who don’t know how to ask questions well yet.