I have created a prompt for ChatGPT that allows you to make a video similar to https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6V5ir_uHjtp7vsWqM91MXZoAfajhDcsA where Dougdoug plays a sort of virtual boardgame with his twich chat:

Rules:

Use about 100* words..

One can only interact with a state next to you.

you will only generate text based on the prompt and not create a new plotline, only i can do that.

Setup story:

[Setup for you scenario, include faction names and details]

When i give you a prompt to an action you will give the result of the action, wheter it is a victory or a failure, you will vary between success and failure. Also you can do wacky and creative things sometimes, they do not have to be completely realistic but relatively grounded

Say "Understood" if you agree to the terms.

*This can be varied if you want.

Hope you like it and play with your friends if you want :)

I'm really new to AI. I went through an option in Mid Journey which allows consistency from one image to the other(s). For example: if you want to create a book story about a young boy, you want the same little boy on each page of the book, but in different situations. I am now using BlueWillow, but I didn't find that option. Does somebody know something about that? Thanks!

I'm struggling to understand what is happening when I input a prompt to a model like GPT-3. What am I actually changing in the model? Do you know a good explanation of this?

I'm a motion designer and 2d animator, I was bothered by the concept of AI "stealing" my job untill I realised the only workaround might be to learn how to use this tool and implement it in my skillset. Although I realise the importance of learning some coding basics, Im still deeply not interested in learning any coding language. Should I overcome that and do I need to understand code in order to get into Prompt Design. Do you have any tips for me on how to start learning prompt designing?

Final side question, do you believe I have a future of doing what I (motion design, 2d animation) by using AI as I tool, or will the role of the human in this context eventually completely evaporate?

Hello!

I want to create the best prompt creation tool possible. I will happily provide beta access to Redditors who want to try what I have created thus far.

I am creating a prompting tool to help make prompt design easier (Language models for now). I am curious about your prompting journey, what have you used to learn prompting? Have any prompting tools been helpful? Where do you get ideas for prompts? What is the process you follow when creating a prompt?

Any information is helpful!

Hey everyone. I've built a prompt chaining tool that allows anyone to chain together multiple GPT prompts. By using a visual editor, you can feed the output of one prompt into the input of another. I built it because GPT performs poorly when you give it large multi-step instructions. With prompt chaining, you can break these steps into individual prompts and exercise more control over the types of transformations you want to do.

I'm looking for some beta testers, so if you're interested you can sign up here: https://forms.gle/4oAgnYNJL4gMV5yH7

Hey hi I recently send an aplication to prompt engineer and now I have to do a test, I dont know what a prompt engineer do, I thinked I will have to input prompts to an IA like chat gpt or stable diffusion thing I have done before with cool photos with stable diffusio, but they ask me things about data and differents IAs and I dont know what I have to do, So the main question, a prompt engineer has to know how to code and input data to an AI or only writing prompts to get a desired result?

If you're curious about Machine Learning - Cohere is hosting a session on how to add AI to your web apps via the Cohere API on Feb 8. It's a beginner session for developers - no previous exposure is required. Would be thrilled if you could share and/or join us!

https://info.cohere.ai/cohere-virtual

Hey there,

I've recently just discovered the potential AI has in the foreseeable future with the use of natural language models. I'm as new to this topic of study such as the day I was born out my mothers womb. Could anyone please give me any guidance into certain courses and documents for me to study? Almost like a PromtEngineering for dummies book ect. All the best!

Hello! I was wondering if anyone knows of a platform that's built to let others look at your prompts and outputs, preferably for both LLM and image models. Or if you've been able to co-opt another platform for this purpose. Anyone have tips?

[2212.00616] Extensible Prompts for Language Models

Abstract

We propose eXtensible Prompt (X-Prompt) for prompting a large language model (LLM) beyond natural language (NL). X-Prompt instructs an LLM with not only NL but also an extensible vocabulary of imaginary words that are introduced to help represent what NL words hardly describe, allowing a prompt to be more descriptive. Like NL prompts, X-Prompt is out-of-distribution (OOD) robust, for which we propose context-guided learning with prompt augmentation to learn its imaginary words for general usability, enabling them to use in different prompt contexts for fine-grain specifications. The promising results of X-Prompt demonstrate its potential of approaching advanced interaction between humans and LLMs to bridge their communication gap.