Learning Objectives:

You will be able to post on Discussion Board inside Canvas.

You will be able to define Large Language Models

You will be able to identify the difference between LLM and Database

You will be able to identify the difference AI and Generative AI

Class Videos:

Class Introduction

A good prompt for AI needs: 

Google Prompt Designs is a wonderful resource

 Clarity: Is it easy to understand what you're asking for? No jargon or confusing sentences.

Conciseness: Can you get your point across efficiently without unnecessary words?

Context: Does the AI have enough background information to generate something useful? For example, if you want a story, do you tell it the genre, characters, or setting?

Types of Prompts

Instructions
Questions
Data
Examples

General Rules for Prompt Writing

• Start simple - start with a simple prompt and build on it. Meta Prompting allows the tool to make the prompt for you as a starting point.
• Call to Action - start the prompt with an action word like "Write", "Create", or "Summarize" instead of "Can you"
• Add Context - add specific and relevant context to the task you want to perform
• Add Expectations - add clear and direct expectations for the content, like how long it should be and what to include
• Role Prompting - set the environmental conditions. For example: As a teacher, graphic designer, CEO
• Hallucinations - Do you want the tool to be creative and make up information or stick to the facts (No Hallucinations)

Homework:

Review Google Prompt Design