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Instructor: Where do you start with prompt engineering?

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In a landscape filled with confusing advice,

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how do you know where to go?

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(keyboard keys clacking)
(buzzer buzzing)

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(glass shattering)

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Lucky for you, you're in the right place.

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(phone dial humming)
(screen buzzing)

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(buttons beeping)

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It's impossible to keep up with AI, so don't even try.

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Instead of short-lived tips, tricks and hacks,

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you need to focus on mastering future-proof principles

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of prompt engineering, things that won't change no matter

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what was just released this week.

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The principles in this course enable you

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to work professionally with generative AI

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as we've been doing since the GPT-3 in 2020.

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I'm Mike Taylor.

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I used to run a 50-person marketing agency

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and over 350,000 people have taken my courses.

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-: And I'm James Phoenix.

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I build data pipelines

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and automate workflows for marketing teams using AI,

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and I've also taught

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in around 50 plus data science bootcamps

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for general assembly.

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-: More recently, we've been writing a book together

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on prompt engineering for O'Reilly based

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on the techniques that we cover in this course.

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James: We'll walk you through everything

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from ChatGPT to DALL-E and GitHub Copilot,

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as well as exploring alternative models,

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such as Llama, Midjourney and Stable Diffusion.

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Mike: You're gonna learn how to use AI engineering tools

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that people use professionally,

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like LangChain, vector databases, and Automatic1111.

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Also, on this course, you'll explore advanced techniques,

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such as retrieval, autonomous agents,

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and extracting structured data.

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-: We've designed each lesson based on real-world solutions,

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as we've used in our own projects,

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including prompt templates

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that you can start using right away in your work.

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-: This field is rapidly evolving,

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so we are updating this course every month

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with fresh content.

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We address every single review that you guys leave,

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as well as any question that you ask,

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and we fix any issues that you bring to our attention.

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Thank you for choosing "The complete prompt engineering

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"for AI bootcamp."

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Both: Let's get started.