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#36 The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of Prompt Engineering in Generative AI
Welcome back to the Future of UX, the podcast that explores the cutting-edge intersections of technology and user experience. In today's episode, we dissect the burgeoning field of Prompt Engineering in Generative AI. Prompt engineers are commanding salaries up to $300k, but what does this mean for the future of technology and user interactions?
📌 What You'll Learn:
What is Prompt Engineering: Understand the art and science of crafting effective prompts to improve user interactions with AI systems like ChatGPT.
The Good: Learn how prompt engineering is revolutionizing customer service and enterprise IT systems.
The Bad: Explore the challenges and ethical concerns of crafting effective prompts, including issues of accessibility and inclusion.
The Ugly: Delve into the ethical implications of prompt-based systems, especially for users who may face language or technological barriers.
The Future: Discuss the evolving landscape of prompt engineering as a skill and its long-term relevance.
📚 Resources Mentioned:
🔑 Key Takeaways:
Usability Leapfrogging: The future of generative AI lies in making these tools as user-friendly as possible.
Ethical Concerns: As we move towards prompt-based interfaces, we must consider the ethical implications for all users.
Career Prospects: While prompt engineering is a hot skill now, the landscape is ever-changing. Adaptability is key.
Don't miss this comprehensive episode that promises to give you a 360-degree view of prompt engineering in generative AI. Subscribe now to stay ahead of the curve!
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Welcome back to the Future of UX, the podcast that explores the cutting-edge intersections of technology and user experience. In today's episode, we dissect the burgeoning field of Prompt Engineering in Generative AI. Prompt engineers are commanding salaries up to $300k, but what does this mean for the future of technology and user interactions?
📌 What You'll Learn:
What is Prompt Engineering: Understand the art and science of crafting effective prompts to improve user interactions with AI systems like ChatGPT.
The Good: Learn how prompt engineering is revolutionizing customer service and enterprise IT systems.
The Bad: Explore the challenges and ethical concerns of crafting effective prompts, including issues of accessibility and inclusion.
The Ugly: Delve into the ethical implications of prompt-based systems, especially for users who may face language or technological barriers.
The Future: Discuss the evolving landscape of prompt engineering as a skill and its long-term relevance.
📚 Resources Mentioned:
🔑 Key Takeaways:
Usability Leapfrogging: The future of generative AI lies in making these tools as user-friendly as possible.
Ethical Concerns: As we move towards prompt-based interfaces, we must consider the ethical implications for all users.
Career Prospects: While prompt engineering is a hot skill now, the landscape is ever-changing. Adaptability is key.
Don't miss this comprehensive episode that promises to give you a 360-degree view of prompt engineering in generative AI. Subscribe now to stay ahead of the curve!
change and learning is the key to a thriving career. Tune in for insights and inspiration!
✨ Waitinglist AI for Designer
Sign up for the AI for Designer Waitinglist (Launching in december)
💌 Newsletter
Free Weekly UX insights and updates: UX Newsletter
Find me on Socials
📸 Instagram @ux.patricia
🐦 Twitter @ux_Patricia
🎨 Linkedin Patricia Reiners
📝 My UX Design Blog
🎥 Youtube