Love this post, Daniel. I've come across plenty of the same articles you mention here and it'd actually be quite exhausting trying to keep on top of all the 'best prompts' put out there. In fact, it's probably quicker — and far more valuable — just to educate/experiment yourself with the tools out there (just like you said, really).
ChatGPT and Bing chat can both help one craft prompts for themselves and other AI as well--how meta! 😁 Great point about the term “prompt engineering”. And while I do think that doing it well is a skill, one thing I notice about that choice of words is it that it suggests prompting is primarily a computer science skill. It certainly doesn’t hurt to have computer science knowledge to prompt well, but it also helps to have critical thinking and writing skills. It is, after all, a language program!
Love this post, Daniel. I've come across plenty of the same articles you mention here and it'd actually be quite exhausting trying to keep on top of all the 'best prompts' put out there. In fact, it's probably quicker — and far more valuable — just to educate/experiment yourself with the tools out there (just like you said, really).
ChatGPT and Bing chat can both help one craft prompts for themselves and other AI as well--how meta! 😁 Great point about the term “prompt engineering”. And while I do think that doing it well is a skill, one thing I notice about that choice of words is it that it suggests prompting is primarily a computer science skill. It certainly doesn’t hurt to have computer science knowledge to prompt well, but it also helps to have critical thinking and writing skills. It is, after all, a language program!