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Write a blogpost about this online course as if you took it (this is for a university global literacy course): https://www.linkedin.com/learning/introduction-to-prompt-engineering-for-generative-ai?trk=course_title&upsellOrderOrigin=default_guest_learning
Here is a draft blog post about taking the "Introduction to Prompt Engineering for Generative AI" course on LinkedIn Learning:
My Experience Taking the Introduction to Prompt Engineering for Generative AI Course
Last month, I decided to take the online course "Introduction to Prompt Engineering for Generative AI" on LinkedIn Learning. As someone interested in artificial intelligence and natural language processing, I was curious to learn more about large language models and how I could potentially interact with them.
The course is taught by Ronnie Sheer, a senior AI engineer who does a great job explaining complex concepts in an easy to understand way. He started by giving an overview of what prompt engineering is and how it relates to text generation and language models like GPT-3. I had no prior knowledge of this topic, so I appreciated the high-level introduction.
One of the most interesting sections for me was when Ronnie demonstrated ChatGPT and GPT-3 through the course videos. It was fascinating to see how intelligent and human-like the conversation could be at times. He also discussed the concept of few-shot learning and how language models can sometimes generate responses after only seeing a small number of examples.
In addition to text generation, the course covered AI-generated images through tools like Dall-E and Midjourney. I found the image prompts especially creative and was impressed by the level of detail the models could produce. Ronnie walked through examples of generating simple images as well as more complex posters, which was a really helpful hands-on exercise.
By the end of the course, I felt like I had a solid foundational understanding of prompt engineering, large language models, and their applications. Ronnie also provided useful tips for fine-tuning prompts to get better responses. I would highly recommend this course for anyone interested in learning more about modern natural language processing and how it relates to areas like text summarization, translation and more. It was a really engaging and informative learning experience.
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