In this series, you’re going to learn about Chad GPT prompt engineering. This will help you write more effective and useful prompts. This is part 2 of the series.
As a quick introduction, in this series, you will learn how to write proper prompts that will give you more accurate results from ChatGPT. By writing effective prompts, you can improve the results you get with Chat CPT.
Throughout the series, we will cover several topics. The first topic is how to guide ChatGPT to think. In the next video, we will learn about iterative prompt development, inferring and summarizing text, transforming text, expanding text, and creating your own chat bot.
In the section called ‘Guide Chat GBT to Think,’ you will learn two principles of prompting and how to apply them using ChatGPT. We will break this section down into multiple videos or parts.
For principle 1, we have ‘Write Clear and Specific Instructions.’ One point inside this principle is to use longer prompts. Longer prompts provide more information and can lead to better results. Let’s try an example.
In the first prompt, we asked ChatGPT to generate a story about a boy named Timothy and his typical day at school. Since we didn’t provide much information about Timothy, the generated story was random.
In the second prompt, we added more information about Timothy, such as his grade level, being a smart student, and enjoying school. This time, the generated story reflected the provided information and was more accurate.
By writing longer prompts and providing more information, you can improve the accuracy of the results you get from ChatGPT.
This summarizes everything for part 2 of the series on how to guide Chat GBT to think. In the next video, you will learn another new trick called ‘Deliverers.’
