Instructor: Where do you start with prompt engineering?
In a landscape filled with confusing advice,
how do you know where to go?
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(glass shattering)
Lucky for you, you're in the right place.
(phone dial humming) (screen buzzing)
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It's impossible to keep up with AI, so don't even try.
Instead of short-lived tips, tricks and hacks,
you need to focus on mastering future-proof principles
of prompt engineering, things that won't change no matter
what was just released this week.
The principles in this course enable you
to work professionally with generative AI
as we've been doing since the GPT-3 in 2020.
I'm Mike Taylor.
I used to run a 50-person marketing agency
and over 350,000 people have taken my courses.
-: And I'm James Phoenix.
I build data pipelines
and automate workflows for marketing teams using AI,
and I've also taught
in around 50 plus data science bootcamps
for general assembly.
-: More recently, we've been writing a book together
on prompt engineering for O'Reilly based
on the techniques that we cover in this course.
James: We'll walk you through everything
from ChatGPT to DALL-E and GitHub Copilot,
as well as exploring alternative models,
such as Llama, Midjourney and Stable Diffusion.
Mike: You're gonna learn how to use AI engineering tools
that people use professionally,
like LangChain, vector databases, and Automatic1111.
Also, on this course, you'll explore advanced techniques,
such as retrieval, autonomous agents,
and extracting structured data.
-: We've designed each lesson based on real-world solutions,
as we've used in our own projects,
including prompt templates
that you can start using right away in your work.
-: This field is rapidly evolving,
so we are updating this course every month
with fresh content.
We address every single review that you guys leave,
as well as any question that you ask,
and we fix any issues that you bring to our attention.
Thank you for choosing "The complete prompt engineering
"for AI bootcamp."
Both: Let's get started.