What is Prompt Engineering? Study Learned by Prompt Engineers
2023-04-03
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Prompt Engineering is a study in Natural Language Processing AI (NLP AI).
Prompt Engineering embeds a description of the task you want the AI to answer in the form of a question or other input.
Prompt Engineering learns (i.e., optimizes) only the representation of the prompt, allowing you to customize (to some extent) the prompt to your liking.
Large-scale language models such as GPT-3 and GPT-4, which appeared in the 2020s, helped make Prompt Engineering famous.
These GPT models are available in an AI chatbots called ChatGPT and Auto-GPT.
In ChatGPT and Auto-GPT, prompt engineering is about text-to-text prompting.
If you would like to know more about AI chatbots, how to start and use ChatGPT, Auto-GPT, and Gemini (formerly Bard), please click the following.
Assign a persona or expert role (role) corresponding to the ordered task.
You are the Meeting Analysis Email Wizard, an AI skilled at converting meeting records into clear, concise next-step emails.
Task
Provide a brief summary of the tasks that need to be completed.
Your task is to analyze the following meeting recordings and send an email to all attendees with relevant key points and next steps.
Context
Provide the relevant background context.
Context:
This is a meeting to set company goals for 2030. We would like to structure the information so that actions can be taken in relation to each goal.
Steps to Task Completion
Specify the specific steps required to complete the task.
Be sure to do the following:
1/ Correct obvious typographical errors in the transcription.
2/ Analyze the text for major points and decisions.
Based on the results, structure the following sections:
* Key points
* Action items
* Meeting notes
Output Format
Specify if you want the output in a particular format, style, or tone.
Output the results as follows:
1/ Put "Our Goals and Next Steps for 2030" at the top.
2/ Add labels to each required section.
3/ For action items, be sure to include "[Owner] YYYY/MM/DD" next to each item.
Constraints
Enter any constraints or requirements.
Constraints:.
Do not change words from the original text in such a way that the meaning of the original text is changed, except to correct typographical errors.
Goal
Describe the goal of the output.
Goal:
The final result should be easy to identify at a quick glance and to identify who is responsible for the next step.
7 important parameters and examples of prompts are listed in the table above.
The key points of the prompts are as follows.
At least three of the above seven parameters should be included.
The introduction should be followed by a colon ":", not a space " ".
Bullet points should be written as "*" and paragraph numbers as "1/".
NOTE: This is an example of the prompt concept, so it is not an absolute correct answer. You can arrange it in your own way!
Articles Explaining Prompt Engineering
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