#Prompt Engineering Training

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How Prompt Engineering Training Can Help You Build Smarter AI Tools 

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming industries, from healthcare to finance to entertainment. As AI technologies evolve, developers are tasked with creating tools that can interact seamlessly with users, analyze vast amounts of data, and provide valuable insights. However, one crucial aspect of AI development often goes overlooked: the power of prompt engineering. In this blog, we’ll explore how prompt engineering training equips developers with the skills necessary to build smarter, more efficient AI-driven tools, elevating both the functionality and user experience of these technologies. 

Why Prompt Engineering Training is Essential for Developers 

Improved Accuracy and Relevance of AI Responses 

One of the primary benefits of prompt engineering training is the ability to refine and optimize the AI's responses. Developers learn how to craft prompts that guide AI models to produce precise and contextually relevant information. This is particularly valuable when building conversational AI tools, virtual assistants, or any AI-driven application that interacts with users. 

Efficiency in AI Tool Development 

Building AI tools can be a time-consuming process, especially when fine-tuning the model’s performance. Prompt engineering training teaches developers to work smarter, not harder. By understanding how different prompts influence an AI’s behavior, developers can quickly iterate and refine their tools, saving valuable time and resources. 

Enhanced User Experience 

User experience (UX) is a critical factor in the success of any AI tool. A tool that doesn’t understand or respond appropriately to user input can frustrate users and drive them away. Prompt engineering plays a vital role in enhancing UX by ensuring the AI interprets user queries correctly and provides relevant responses. 

Customizing AI Solutions for Specific Applications 

Different industries and businesses have unique requirements when it comes to AI tools. Whether it’s a financial forecasting tool, an automated customer service assistant, or a content generation platform, prompt engineering allows developers to customize AI solutions for specific use cases. 

Enhanced Model Control and Predictability 

One challenge developers face with AI models is managing unpredictability in responses, especially with large language models that may generate a wide range of outputs. Prompt engineering training teaches developers how to exercise greater control over the model's behavior, allowing them to generate predictable, accurate responses. With this skill, developers can design prompts that limit the scope of responses, ensuring the AI stays within relevant boundaries and produces outputs that align with specific business goals. 

Reducing Bias and Ensuring Ethical AI Outputs 

AI models can sometimes produce biased or ethically questionable outputs if not carefully guided. Through prompt engineering training, developers gain the knowledge to craft prompts that reduce the likelihood of generating biased responses. This training includes understanding how to phrase prompts in ways that encourage neutral, balanced, and ethical outputs, which is crucial for industries like healthcare, legal, and finance, where ethical concerns are paramount. 

Conclusion 

Prompt engineering is a crucial skill for developers working in the AI space. With prompt engineering training, developers can unlock the full potential of AI tools, improving their accuracy, efficiency, and user experience. By mastering the art of designing and refining prompts, developers can ensure that their AI-driven solutions meet specific business needs, providing smarter, more effective tools.  

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The Art of Prompt Engineering: Shaping AI Conversations

It is an essential guide for aspiring and experienced AI prompt engineers. This book delves into the core principles of prompt engineering, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of how to effectively communicate and guide artificial intelligence systems through language prompts. It serves as an invaluable resource for those looking to enroll in prompt engineering courses, offering insights into the strategies and techniques used by experts in the field. Throughout the book, practical examples and case studies are presented, making it as practical companion for any prompt engineering course. Read more!

[ghostbsuter]

Danny had been around Gotham for a while.

The crime was never ending, but since Batman's arrival, it had gotten better.

The unmistakably CLANK! From around the corner had him jump, wary now. The man walks around the wall, eyes on the black car with— with Batman's symbol at the front.

A child sitting on the ground with a car tire next to him, the Bat Symbol a stark contrast to the shadows.

"Shit, kid. You're bold to rob Batman." Danny didn't really realise he was speaking until the kid looks up, spooked.

"What the fuck?" The kid was clearly of Gotham breed, yelps with a glare.

"I'm impressed," Danny doesn't give the kid the chance to talk, not with the way the tiny terror seems to be glaring and holding his wrench.

"You're quick, got eyes for details and know how to work around cars."

The suspicion in the kids eyes didn't lessen, having gotten up to press himself against the wall, eyes never leaving Danny.

"Here," Our local spook threw a card on the hood of the car. It was his business card.

"If you need income with far fewer risks than stealing from Batman, call me."

He didn't really wait to see the kids reaction, just leaving, bot before shooting a look into the sky the kid clearly caught.

As danny left, the kid looked at the entrance of the alleyway, back to the car, and then to the card.

They had talked for too long. Jason had to leave now, lest Batman actually caught him.

With one last look to the tires and the car, he leaves eith a scowl.

Just barely missing the man with the cape.

[isleofsodora]

I can’t stop thinking about your duck istg 😭

He’s too handsome help a ashdhhs-

I DUN GOOFED REAL HARD!!! Why’d you do this to me Edward?!?! 😅😅😅😭😭😭

This was literally the first scenario that my brain thought of and I couldn’t fucking sleep till I got the rough draft done! My brain had an impulse and I couldn’t shake it! Where’s my fellow Duck simp fans at?! Come and get him while he’s still hot right out of the shower!!!

And I bet this didn’t help you at all sweetheart, so sorry about that! (Not really 😈)

[hazel-of-sodor]

Day 15-Compromises in Colour

Day 15-Star

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Abbey sat outside the works, resting after the mid-day express, waiting for Screech to emerge. It had taken several weeks, but the Night Owl and the works had finally come to an agreement on her paint. They had even bought books with different railway liveries in it for inspiration.

Screech's whistle sounded from the works, twisting and curling through the air, chilling Abbey’s frames.

Screech emerged from the works in a cloud of steam and tendrils, her new paint gleaming beneath the afternoon sun. The main colour, a shade of green so dark it was nearly black, had been found in a book on American locomotives, Brunswick Green of the Pennsylvania Railroad. When the Uman and Din contacted the Pennsylvania’s Altoona works for permission to use the paint, the PRR gifted the recipe to the U&DR for use on Screech. 

Abbey had to admit she was impressed, the dark shade suited Screech very well. Regal, yet understated, the dark tones contrasting nicely with the Great Western style lining and letter. She was also more than a little smugly satisfied at the words Uman and Din properly painted on Screech’s tender, marking Screech as theirs.

Screech looked up, meeting her eyes.

“You look wonderful.” Abbey said warmly. She noticed in the year since Screech arrived that the eldritch engine's opinion of herself was nearly as poor as her opinion of the other railway. Abbey was never going to let that stand, so took every chance to let her opinion of the wonderful engine before her be known.

Screech shifted uncomfortably, her tendrils moving closer to the ground in a way that Abbey was growing more and more certain was her partner's form of blushing.

“It was unnecessarily complicated.” The Night Owl said. “My old paintwork was fine”

Abbey fixed an unimpressed look upon the 2-8-0, “Would you have considered it fine for me?”

Screech blinked at her in the way that Abbey knew meant the engine had been caught off guard 

“No, I…”

“Then it was not good enough for you.”

Screech paused, reassessing. Abbey waited patiently.

“You're a passenger engine,” she rumbled uncertainly, “you're held to a higher…”

“No.” Abbey said firmly, “you know we don't treat any engines differently here.”

Abbey waited patiently for Screech's next rebuttal.

“I do not see the point.” Screech finally admitted with a sigh, “I am a goods engine. I will be covered in soot and dust by the end of the day. It's a lot of effort that will be undone on the first day.”

Abbey rolled her eyes fondly, “One would think you didn't know what a wash down is.”

She gently rolled forward and buffered up to Screech, “the effort is because they care for you. That's why it's worth it. They know you’ll be dirty again in minutes, but you are worth the effort.”

Screech gave her the monster in the headlights look she always had when someone declared they cared for her.

Abbey sighed fondly, “Come on, let's show Miss Morgan their hard work before you go play with trucks.”

“Very well.” 

Abbey rolled back towards the station, reminding herself a railway isn't built in a day. She couldn't help but smile when a tendril tentatively hooked around her coupled as Screech followed. One wheel at a time, they’d have Screech believing in herself again.

[weirdowithaquill]

Traintober 2023: Day 14 - Young Iron

Ivo Hugh has some Advice for a Young Engine:

The young engine had only just arrived on Sodor, crossing over the Vicarstown Bridge and steaming onto the fabled rails of Thomas and his friends. She’d heard all about them from her driver, fireman and the trust members – the engines who lived on the Island of Sodor were legendary! All she wanted to do was meet each and every one of them and gush over how incredible it was to finally meet the engines who had so greatly influenced the preservation movement.

Her travels brought her to their Works, where her boiler, firebox and several other important parts had been machined before being sent back to her home in Derby. It was huge! It made her warehouse workshop home look like an ant next to an elephant – the Sudrian Works were built almost as if they wished to impress, with the original works sitting primly at the front, with several acres-worth of expansions behind them, stretching far beyond what the young engine could see. The signal in front of her was red, and she was shunted into a siding beside a small raised retaining wall.

“It’s grown a lot,” chuckled a voice from beside her. The young engine looked down, and her eyes nearly bugged out of her smokebox! Beside her was the smallest engine she’d ever seen!

“What are you?” spluttered the young engine. The little engine frowned – the young engine began to worry she’d somehow offended it.

“I’m Ivo Hugh,” huffed the engine. “Have you never seen a narrow-gauge engine before?” The young engine gasped.

“Like Skarloey and Rheneas? I’ve read about you all! Or at least… some of you. Were you in a book?” Ivo Hugh flushed red and let off steam crossly.

“I was too in a book!” he exclaimed. “I was in New Little Engine!” The young engine winced.

“Oh, I’m so sorry! I don’t think we have that book back home. It’s nice to meet you, little Ivo Hugh. My name is Tornado, and I’ve come to Sodor to help out while Henry is being repaired!” Ivo Hugh smiled.

“It’s no problem,” he said kindly. “And I’m sorry I got so cross – Duke would have my bunkers if he heard!” Tornado chuckled – she had read all about the famous old engine who had been buried underground. Oh, the stories that Sodor held were so exciting! And there were more that she’d never been able to read too!

“I’ve never worked in regular service before,” admitted Tornado suddenly. Her signal was still set to danger, and she was curious. “Do you have any advice?”

Ivo Hugh considered the question – there was a lot he could say, like remembering all your passengers so a refreshment lady didn’t chase you down the line, or to not be tricked about backing signals like Percy was, or even to be polite to the elder engines because they would get her back – especially Gordon, who was not above getting even, even in his old age.

But no, there was one piece of advice that Ivo Hugh could think of that stood out above all others. Something he’d been told by three different engines: Edward, Thomas and Skarloey, who heard it from their mentors, who’d learnt from their mentors, all the way back to the first steam engines. One piece of advice that linked all engines together, across Britain, across Europe, across the world.

“Engines must always look after the people who catch their trains,” he said. “They are our coal and water; without people, there are no trains for us to pull and then we have no purpose. You can ask any engine, and they’ll tell you the same. I learnt from Skarloey, who learnt from a little old engine called Neil, who supposedly learnt it in Glasgow from an engine who’d learnt it from Rocket himself.”

Tornado gasped – she’d heard of the famous Rocket, who had won the Rainhill Trials and brought about the rise of steam. He was legendary! Even the diesels spoke of him in reverent tones.

“Thank you,” said the young engine. “I’ll remember that.”

“Oh, and Tornado,” Ivo Hugh added. “Don’t copy the engines from the books. Most of them are as silly as you can get! The other day, Thomas himself had to be brought up to the works because his tank had sprung a leak! I don’t even know how he managed to do that…”

But Tornado could only turn to stare at the workshops excitedly, as if hoping that she would catch a glimpse of the famous Thomas the tank engine. Beside her, Ivo Hugh sighed. It was always the same with the engines from the mainland: they had this weird hero-worship for Thomas that lasted right up until the blue tank engine opened his mouth.

Oh well, Tornado would learn soon enough. She was headed for Tidmouth after all – her owners truly were throwing her right into the thick of it, sending her there. He just hoped a kinder engine like Edward or Bear was there to receive her, or he might be seeing Tornado arrived back at the works in a very different manner to the way she arrived!

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Certification in Prompt Engineering: Shape the Future of AI

Dive into the future of AI with our Certification in Prompt Engineering. This course is designed for aspiring AI prompt engineers, offering in-depth knowledge and practical skills in prompt engineering. Through our comprehensive prompt engineering courses, participants will learn how to effectively communicate with AI, crafting prompts that yield desired outcomes. Perfect for those looking to excel in the evolving field of AI, this certification is your key to becoming a proficient AI prompt engineer. Read more!

[number1spongebobfan]

Mavis meets her canon counterpart

[mycological-mariner]

“We’ve had to resort to the water guns” had to be one of the Most Sentences I’ve ever written regarding someone about to blow up a steam engine

[queerbauten]

y’know, if people had articulated to me growing up why I might like engineering as a career, I might’ve gone for it!!

[21st-century-minutiae]

MS Paint is a late twentieth century, early twenty-first century free image creation and modification application that is included by default with the Microsoft Operating System. It provides extremely limited options for image modification compared to more sophisticated options.

For example, the ability to work with layers (independent, transparent images stacked on top of one another) was not added until 2023. Almost every other image editing software supported this feature which is of great value to digital artists. The above artwork thus preceded this particular development, meaning it would have been a lot more difficult to create the image.

The context of the media (MS Paint) makes the image itself a greater demonstration of skill. In the early twenty-first century, people generally appreciate obvious skill as a component in aesthetics independent from the actual product. It serves as a shorthand for time spent, both in learning the skill itself and in creating the result. Artwork that is not visibly difficult to make is held with some scorn by those who cannot tell its labor.

ms paint study from 2021

[hazel-of-sodor]

Day 14-Paint it Black

Day 14-Screech

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Screech hummed contentedly on the docks, simmering quietly in the afternoon sun. Mali was laid on her runningboard, also enjoying the sun. Pest was sprawled on a crate beside them, the skyrat having stolen someone's chips earlier.

Screech had almost dozed off when she heard the familiar puffing of a Star class approaching.

Abbey backed down into the adjacent siding, her freshly cleaned paintwork gleaming in the sunlight.

“You three seem to be enjoying the heat at least.” She said with amusement.

The seagull let out a self-contented sigh in response.

Freda snorted from Screech’s cab, “Pest snagged someone's chips and Mali’s still trying to get a tan.”

“You can't blame a girl for trying.” Mali grumbled.

“You weren't particularly good at tanning before Screech.” Megan said as she climbed down from Abbey's cab.

Mali sighed.

Megan ducked as Screech stretched out her tendrils to lay over Abbey, then climbed up to sit next to Mali.

“Have you decided what livery you will be painted in?” Abbey asked Screech.

Screech rumbled irritably, “Great Western Black.”

Abbey raised an eyebrow at the tone, and choice.

Gywn sighed,“the young lass won't budge.” He explained. ‘no matter how many times we tell her she can be any color, she just wants plain black.”

Screech cracked open an eye to glare irritably at her fireman, “You keep saying I can choose my livery, then refuse to accept my choice.”

Freda patted Screech's cabside, “We just want to be sure you are happy with your paint, as you will be wearing it for a while. We may be stable now, but we can't afford to repaint engines regularly.”

“Then why am I being repainted?” Screech rumbled, frustrated. “Why not an engine that actually wants a repaint.”

“Because you need one,” Gywn said.

“My paint is fine.”

Abbey raised an eyebrow, “when was the last time you were repainted?”

Screech thought for a moment then shrugged, “Fifty-seven, we were painted in Lined Express Passenger Green.”

“And you don't want that back?” Mali asked. “Wasn't that supposed to be a prestigious livery?”

“I am not a passenger engine,” Screech said firmly, “I have no desire to pretend to be so.”

Gywn sighed,“The work’s crews don't want to paint you black because they think painting you black would make us look like the Other Railway.”

Screech paused, her tendrils stilling, “Pardon?”

Freda explained, “We take pride that all our engines are painted the colour of their choosing, rather than all our engines besides express locomotives being painted black.”

“I like being painted black.” Screech said.

Freda frowned, “we’ll figure it out dear, they just want your livery to reflect our care for you.”

Screech stretched and closed her eyes, “My paint will be dirty soon enough either way.”

Freda sighed fondly.

A/N: Hello loves! This takes place shortly after Something Holy This Ways Comes, before the next (as of yet unnamed) installment. Love Y'all!

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