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Prompt Engineering Conference 2023

date:2023-10-12
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series:Prompt Engineering Conference · one edition

The conference will showcase a comprehensive range of topics, including theoretical foundations of prompt engineering, prompt generation methodologies, practical strategies for prompts optimizing, fine-tuning strategies, bias mitigation, innovative techniques, and many more.

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OpeningMaxim Salnikov, Erich Hellstrom, Dan Cleary, Goda Go, Wes Shields09m
Organizers claim emerging discipline status for prompt engineering and position it as a potential separate profession, backed by a live, multi‑continent…
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Democratising learning of AI - experiences from the University of OxfordAjit Jaokar25m
Oxford runs a course that teaches non-developers to build ML and generative apps using chatGPT GitHub Copilot Power Platform Code Interpreter, and reports full…
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Prompt Based Recommendation Systems: A New Era of Personalized ExperiencesRohan Singh Rajput25m
LLM models like GPT-4 and seq2seq frameworks such as P5 treat recommendation as top-k prediction and explanation generation, producing next-item suggestions…
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Generated Cities and ArchitectureAyse Glass09m
A research project called DaFne defines 10 use cases and a six step pipeline from challenge identification to validating synthetic data for city design. A tool…
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Q&A #1Ajit Jaokar, Rohan Singh Rajput, Ayse Glass25m
Six-step design workflow becomes concrete: prompts break problems into substeps and can spawn autonomous AI agents that book holidays or assemble multi-step…
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Better Prompting with PseudocodeEric Elliott24m
Pseudocode prompting with SudoLang and GPT‑3/4 yields concrete gains: prompts convert to runnable specifications, generate unit tests and transpile to…
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Semantic Kernel: Teaching AI to Not Just Repeat, But Complete!Rory Preddy26m
Shows a concrete pipeline that uses Semantic Kernel plus the RAG pattern and Azure OpenAI to daisy‑chain small skills into goal‑oriented programs. Demonstrates…
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Rapid Prototyping with AIEric Allen10m
A prototype D&D assistant gets built in TypeScript using local tooling: olama hosts a quantized orca mini 7B V3 (runs on a 2012 MacBook Pro), Chroma serves as…
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Q&A #2Rory Preddy, Eric Allen27m
Demos show a local stack: a local LLM plus Chroma vector DB running locally on MacBook Pro and orchestration via semantic kernel; an accessibility coaching app…
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Building complex data visualisations using ChatGPTGreg Nash35m
Uses ChatGPT plus Vega-Lite inside Power BI via Deneb to generate JSON specs iteratively, turning raw daily temperature and rainfall tables into a layered…
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The Power of Prompting: Rocket Fuel for People w/ a Growth Mindset; Here's the Proof!Jan Krans10m
An experiment proves prompting turns ideas into products: using ChatGPT to generate 52 card descriptions, Midjourney to create card art, a macro to…
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How can you use prompt engineering to debug PowerShell?Alexander Holmeset10m
Uses Azure OpenAI Studio and the gpt-4-32k model to debug real PowerShell snippets: finds a typo that prevents a users loop, explains using userPrincipalName…
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Q&A #3Greg Nash, Jan Krans, Alexander Holmeset31m
A Q&A covers concrete takeaways: a working Azure OpenAI + Teams chatbot that queries internal SharePoint HR docs, advice to keep company data in Azure for…
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Navigating the Evolution of Prompt EngineeringStephen Perin22m
Argues that prompt engineering behaves like a flow system and proposes using Constructal Theory to explain why prompting patterns evolve from zero‑shot to…
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The Dawn Of Universal CreativityJesus Serrano33m
Claims that AI bridges the skills and resources gap and acts as an exponential talent multiplier, with a concrete workflow: ideation via chat, fine‑tuning GPT…
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Whose Intellectual Property is Prompt Engineering?Anand Kulkarni10m
Argues that individual prompts can be copyrightable prompts like code or scripts, while pure prompt engineering is usually not patentable but can be part of a…
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Q&A #4Stephen Perin, Jesus Serrano, Anand Kulkarni27m
Panel answers focus on concrete practice: prompt formats evolve to include comments and embedded code, workflows stitch many specialized tools together with…
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Intro to Fine-tuningMark Henning19m
Explains fine-tuning as supervised transfer learning and shows a no-code product, Entry Point AI, that turns CSVs into fielded templates, synthesizes training…
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How prompt engineering projects change R&D cycle & team work in enterpriseAnastasia Podrabinek31m
A practical playbook for embedding prompt work into product cycles: a Wix toolset for prompt engineering and test-driven approach that uses a test set of user…
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Prompt Engineering a Product ManagerC Wen, Zhaohong Wang06m
Claims a reproducible pipeline that reads thousands of tickets and outputs urgency, risk and missing fields; tools tested are OpenAI ChatGPT, Google PaLM API…
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Q&A #5Mark Hennings, Anastasia Podrabinek29m
Argues that prompt engineering starts prototypes while fine-tuning becomes best practice in production, with fine-tunes often needing 100–250 examples but…
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Leveraging Prompt Engineering for Effective OpenAPI Descriptions of APIsDaniel Kocot30m
Uses ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot inside VS Code to generate developer personas, empathy maps and customer journeys, then auto-produces initial OpenAPI drafts…
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Supercharge Your Productivity: Mastering Prompt EngineeringJeroen Egelmeers29m
A three‑phase method called Crafting AI Prompts Framework teaches exact prompt ingredients and workflows for ChatGPT and the OpenAI API, claiming measurable…
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Prompting your next company strategyPeter Kestenholz10m
Live demo shows Azure OpenAI / ChatGPT (3.5 and GPT‑4 via Bing) and Microsoft Copilot integrated into a Power Apps + Dataverse + Power Automate flow that…
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Q&A #6Daniel Kocot, Jeroen Egelmeers, Peter Kestenholz44m
Demo shows a Power PPM app that calls GPT‑3.5 and GPT‑4 via Azure OpenAI to auto‑generate an OKR hierarchy (example: grow APAC online sales 20% with three key…
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