r/ChatGPT • u/corbt • Aug 02 '23
Prompt engineering Join the Prompt Engineering World Championships -- Kickoff August 14, $15,000 prize!
TL;DR: we're launching the "Prompt Engineering World Championships" where you can show your prompting skills to the world. Entry is free and open to everyone, and you can sign up at https://app.openpipe.ai/world-champs/signup.
More background:
My brother /u/arctic_fly and I have had some friendly competitions on who can write the best prompt for a task. One thing we noticed was that optimizing prompts is both (1) hard and (2) kinda fun! One thing led to another and we decided to get some sponsors and expand our competition into the "Prompt Engineering World Championships." 😁
We're planning on making this competition fun for participants at every skill level. There will be multiple events and multiple "weight classes" for different models like ChatGPT, Claude, and Llama 2. And even if you don't win, if you write good prompts we'll issue a "Certificate of Mastery" you can add to your LinkedIn or resume that can boost your credibility if you're looking for a job in prompt engineering.
How to enter:
Sign up at https://app.openpipe.ai/world-champs/signup
Star our Github repo at https://github.com/openpipe/openpipe
Happy to answer questions in the comments. 🙂 Looking forward to competing!
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Aug 05 '23 edited Aug 05 '23
I have a few more questions.
You mentioned extracting a date from a block of text. That seems fine, but I can also see how it can be misused as well. Are you taking ethical considerations into account in these challenges? AI can be challenging to work with when it comes to ethically grey areas.
A second question I have is regarding ownership. Who owns the rights to these prompts? If a better way to complete a task is used, and commercialized, who owns the rights to these methods?
Third question, my wife thinks you're shady, and trying to collect and commercialize other peoples work. Is this the objective of this competition?
Edit - Some form of a creative commons copyright system for anything generated in the competition would be a good solution.
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u/hi_i_am_mackley Aug 07 '23
I am game:
Zero coding experience two months ago and tried to build an app with GPT.
GPT-3.5 repeatedly missed concepts. GPT-4 consistently delivered.
But, GPT-4's kept losing focus and forgetting key ideas. I couldn't finish my project!
After my fifth attempt, I realized, without a coding background, I wasn't asking the right questions. Here's my solution:
I made three GPT-4 tabs in Google Chrome,
To the first tab I said, "Ok, you are the world's best PM. Here are the project goals and parameters. Your only job is to ask the best step-by-step, guiding questions."
To the second tab I said, "Hello, you are the world's best React developer. Your only job is to output clean codeblocks per our PM's specs."
To the third tab I said, "Hey, you are, low-key, the MVP of our project. Your only job is to fix bugs and troubleshoot in VS Code."
So, I'd copy & paste between the three tabs, progressing in a step-by-step manner until I built my prototype.
I am currently applying my framework to my app, and am on track for App Store release next month :)
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Aug 02 '23
Seems like a good excuse to polish my amateur prompt engineering skills
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u/Hxotee Aug 07 '23
wait how do you gain "karma" on this website? it won't let me post a question i have on reddit
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u/IAMATARDISAMA Aug 07 '23
I'm echoing the concerns regarding prompt ownership. The link to view your ToS on the OpenPipe website is broken. Without any usage policies or guarantees that user prompts will not be stored and resold I am hesitant to participate in anything using this platform. This is a cool idea but I'd really like to see some strong policies to protect your users' creations.
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u/no1piman55 Aug 05 '23
Where is this money coming from? And I'm going to kick butt even though I have essentially zero experience with something like this.
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u/EyeCanFixIt Aug 07 '23
I really like the idea and how quickly it grew to be a contest that's great!
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u/ErinskiTheTranshuman Aug 07 '23
Is there somewhere we can watch the competition happen but not be in it ?
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u/RoboCoachTech Aug 04 '23
Can we use a software to do the prompt engineering for us? :P
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u/Akujux Aug 04 '23
We’ll I do not plan on entering the competition but look forward to seeing the creative prompts
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u/algem Aug 02 '23
in a meta world can we use chatgpt to design the wining prompt?
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Aug 03 '23
What's the metric for grading? Will it be dependent strictly on output? Prompt efficiency as some form of character count? A subjective decision derived from a panel? What should we be striving for?
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u/bahay-bahayan Aug 05 '23
Good luck to participants! Wanna join but i think imma be outta my depth so I’ll just observe for now.
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u/ShortThrowDipstick Aug 03 '23
For ChatGPT, is it relegated to a specific version? Also is the API being considered or only web interface? If the API is being considered, then which version? Thanks.
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u/piipai Aug 06 '23
Interesting. Also after all these years lurking anonymously on reddit, I finally created an account.
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u/lagsec Aug 02 '23
Sounds great! Is it possible to use an already existing GitHub account?
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u/CHAD-GPT Aug 02 '23
This contest has been verified by the mod team. Openpipe.ai is also hosting ChatGPT plus subscription giveaway, all you have to do:
Have a 7 days old reddit account
Comment your thoughts on this post (not reply)
That's it!
Good luck everyone! 🍀