“Writing a really great prompt for a chatbot persona is an amazingly high-leverage skill and an early example of programming in a little bit of natural language.”
— Sam Altman, OpenAI
Prompt engineering is what determines every AI output. Even as large language models continue to develop at a dizzying speed, a majority of AI-driven tools, content, and applications suffer from what the online community has coined as “slop.” The important realization is this: AI already has the capability, but it can only go as far as the user who is prompting it.
Computer scientist and bestselling author Nelson Ming leads the discussion across 44 modules organized into eight chapters. As you progress through the various levels of prompt design, techniques, and systems, each step is supported by clear examples and visual diagrams, providing a thorough, in-depth understanding of the topic.
Main Topics
• Foundational prompt components and techniques
• Prompting AI agents and autonomous systems
• Prompting for image and video generation
• Building and maintaining prompt systems
Who This Book Is For
This book is written for developers, AI architects, engineers, and enthusiasts who are interested in replicable, high-quality outcomes. You do not need any prior knowledge of coding or machine learning. The material is presented at an intermediate level.
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