Udemy – Prompt Engineering Principles: Chatgpt & Dall-E

Future-Proof Your Career By Learning Transferrable Skills For Working Professionally With Generative AI

What you’ll learn

Learn future-proof principles that have worked since the GPT-3 and DALL-E 2 beta (and will still work with GPT-5 and DALL-E 4!)

Apply what you’ve learned to a real-world task of generating a blog post (of human-level quality), with a matching image.

Get access to all of the prompts we use in the course, as well as developing prompt engineering skills to apply to your own work

Learn the strengths and weaknesses of AI models, including OpenAI competitors like Google Bard, Midjourney, and Anthropic Claude

Requirements

No programming experience needed! This course is entirely non-technical but developers will still find it useful

Access to ChatGPT Plus ($20/m through OpenAI) is helpful, but not required (image generation not supported with the free version of ChatGPT)

Description

AI can already do more than you realize – you just need to learn how to ask! Learn future-proof principles that have worked since the GPT-3 beta in 2020, still work today with GPT-4, and will continue to work with GPT-5 and far in the future. Created by the authors of “The Complete Prompt Engineering for AI Bootcamp”, the top prompt engineering course on Udemy with 30,000+ students, this course was redesigned from the ground up for a non-technical audience.We’ll apply prompt engineering principles in hands-on exercises, automating the real-world task of generating a blog post (of human-level quality), with a matching image. You’ll get access to the prompts we use, and develop prompt engineering skills to apply to your own work. We’ll discuss when to use OpenAI alternatives, like Google Bard, Midjourney, and Anthropic Claude. Finally, we’ll cover the latest developments in AI, and what they mean for the future of work.This course was designed to be timeless, which is a rare thing in an industry where everything moves so fast! I developed these principles over 3 years ago, and I still use them today in my work as a freelance prompt engineer. I was relieved to see they match up almost perfectly to OpenAI’s recently released prompt engineering guide, except with this course you get real-world examples I have used in my actual work, and prompt templates you can download to use again.Buy this course today, and in five years I bet you can come back and find everything is still completely relevant, despite all the progress in the industry. If not I’ll approve your refund myself!