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Beginner
Python
This is a lecture directly from the author of <Prompt Engineering>. Master the fundamentals to skillfully utilize various AIs such as ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude!
1,123 learners
Level Beginner
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5.0
jhj
I am a developer who uses prompts in practice. I used to look at various techniques on the Internet and think, "Oh, I got the answer!" and write them. While looking at the prompt engineering techniques that the instructor systematically organized, I gained a lot of 'engineering' understanding of why these prompts were used. I think it will be a great help in writing better prompts in the future. Thank you for the great lecture!!
5.0
hoh
This has helped me a lot in understanding it. I think I can apply it to my work right away. Thank you.
5.0
스타아이언
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 (5/5) Title: If you have memorized the spell of prompt engineering, this lecture will complete it! How many questions and commands have we received since we were born? "How are you?", "Did you eat?", "Write some code." Just as these prompts come naturally in our daily lives, the <Prompt Engineering> lecture analyzes these prompts scientifically and artistically. 🌈 Non-developer-friendly First of all, the lecture is designed for 'non-developers'. Starting from the first question, "What is prompt engineering?", it explains everything step-by-step in an easy and fun way, including classification, sentiment analysis, and expansion. 🧙♂️ Various pedagogical techniques What impressed me most in this lecture was the use of pedagogical techniques. In particular, the sections "Assigning Expert Roles" and "Assigning Generator-Discriminator Roles (Pseudo-GAN)" show an innovative approach to teaching using prompts. 🔒 Responsibility for Security The section on prompt hacking covers SQL injection, prompt injection, and prompt hijacking defense in detail. Thanks to this, I was able to deeply understand not only the fun aspects of prompts, but also the parts that should be handled responsibly. 📝 Practical Cases and Report Writing! This lecture provides report writing tips that can be applied directly to practice, making it a valuable time-spent lecture. In conclusion, this lecture completely changed my thinking that the word "prompt" was simply a "command" or "request". "Prompt" is a language, an art, and a science! Now I can memorize spells in the world of prompts. Magic! ✨
Prompt Engineering
ChatGPT
Business writing examples
We will teach you everything about <Prompt Engineering>.
This course is designed from a non-developer's perspective.
What is a prompt?
Two Perspectives on Prompt Engineering
Task Prompt
Plain-text Prompts and Hyperparameter-style Prompts
Text Transformation
Summary
Classification
Sentiment Analysis
Expansion
Utilization of Pedagogical Techniques
Question and Answer Inversion
Reading Comprehension
Logical Reasoning
Similarity Analysis
State Transition
Scope Limitation
Assigning the role of a performer
Assigning an expert role
Mutual Role Assignment
Assigning Generator-Discriminator roles (Similar to GAN)
Behaviorism
Positive Reinforcement
Receptivity Punishment
Rote learning
Formative Assessment
Metacognition
Prompt Hacking
SQL Injection
Prompt Injection
Prompt Injection Defense
Prompt Leaking
Prompt Hijacking Defense
Practical Examples of Report Writing
Types of reports
Planning Report
Planning Report
Result Report
Who is this course right for?
Those who plan AI businesses
Developers, Marketers
Those who want to become a prompt engineer
Those who are curious about how to use generative AI
Need to know before starting?
Korean
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Current) CEO of NaNa Lab
Former) CTO/Director of Sangsangteotbat Co., Ltd.
KAIST B.S. and M.S. (Early Graduation) in Bio and Brain Engineering
Andong Gyeongan High School (Early Graduation)
Published over 90 books, papers, and patents
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3. Task Prompt
29:58
5. Prompt Hacking
20:48
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🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 (5/5) Title: If you have memorized the spell of prompt engineering, this lecture will complete it! How many questions and commands have we received since we were born? "How are you?", "Did you eat?", "Write some code." Just as these prompts come naturally in our daily lives, the <Prompt Engineering> lecture analyzes these prompts scientifically and artistically. 🌈 Non-developer-friendly First of all, the lecture is designed for 'non-developers'. Starting from the first question, "What is prompt engineering?", it explains everything step-by-step in an easy and fun way, including classification, sentiment analysis, and expansion. 🧙♂️ Various pedagogical techniques What impressed me most in this lecture was the use of pedagogical techniques. In particular, the sections "Assigning Expert Roles" and "Assigning Generator-Discriminator Roles (Pseudo-GAN)" show an innovative approach to teaching using prompts. 🔒 Responsibility for Security The section on prompt hacking covers SQL injection, prompt injection, and prompt hijacking defense in detail. Thanks to this, I was able to deeply understand not only the fun aspects of prompts, but also the parts that should be handled responsibly. 📝 Practical Cases and Report Writing! This lecture provides report writing tips that can be applied directly to practice, making it a valuable time-spent lecture. In conclusion, this lecture completely changed my thinking that the word "prompt" was simply a "command" or "request". "Prompt" is a language, an art, and a science! Now I can memorize spells in the world of prompts. Magic! ✨
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