Arising of AI's era - time to get ready

Hey everyone!

I don't post often, but this news I want to share with you - may be it will be interesting and useful for you. Recently, I completed a course on Udemy that explores the world of AI chatbots, specifically focusing on ChatGPT. In today's tech-driven world, understanding how to use AI assistants like ChatGPT is becoming increasingly important for boosting productivity.

The course provided me with a solid understanding of how AI chatbots work and generate responses, as well as practical techniques to enhance their quality. One aspect that I liked was the focus on prompt engineering techniques. By crafting specific prompts, I learned how to improve the relevance and accuracy of chatbot responses.

Moreover, the course highlighted various examples and demonstrations, giving me hands-on experience in implementing these techniques. As IT is my profession, I particularly appreciated the insights into using AI chatbots in programming tasks. From writing code skeletons to automating repetitive tasks, the course shed light on how AI can streamline worhad kflows in IT environments.

Overall, I'm deeply satisfied with the knowledge I've gained and highly recommend exploring courses like this to anyone interested in leveraging AI assistants for productivity gains. If you're curious to dive in, you can check out the course I took right here: ChatGPT Bard & Bing: Complete Guide to ChatGPT & OpenAI APIs .

I published this recently. And everything in this post is truth. Before I started this course I had known a little how an AI tools work. My first experiments with ChatGPT weren't very useful - I didn't used to get any interesting results. But I suspected that I just wasn't managing to interact with it properly. And I decided to change the situation due to the obvious trend - in the near future, AI will be integrated into every software system.

But why am I speaking about this, duplicating own post I quoted above? Because this post - my small "diploma work" I did after the course completion. :) Because this post was completely created by ChatGPT (v3.5). And prompts, I used for it's creating, were built using prompt engineering techniques I learned from the course.

Before starting the course, I was curious - it it possible to leverage ChatGPT or other AI tools to write posts that are similar to your own? Now I've got the answer - yes, it's possible :). Of cource, firstly it takes more time than creating it on my own. But I'm sure, it's only a matter of practice.

If you're curious, you can see my conversation with ChatGPT here: https://chat.openai.com/share/bb89eea6-6f30-4c8c-8a00-b38264d1f860