2023 HowIWonSingaporesGPT4PromptEngi
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- (Teo, 2023) ⇒ Sheila Teo. (2023). “How I Won Singapore's GPT-4 Prompt Engineering Competition.” In: Towards Data Science Journal.
Subject Headings: Prompt Engineering Competition.
Notes
- It describes Sheila Teo's experience winning Singapore’s first GPT-4 Prompt Engineering competition, over 400 participants.
- It emphasizes the role of prompt engineering as a blend of art and science, combining technical knowledge, creativity, and strategic thinking.
- It introduces the CO-STAR framework, developed by GovTech Singapore's team, for structuring prompts to optimize LLM responses.
- It discusses using delimiters in prompts, such as particular characters or XML tags, to help LLMs understand and segment different parts of the prompt.
- It covers the concept of System Prompts in LLMs like ChatGPT, explaining how they act as a filter for consistent application of user instructions in a chat.
- It explores the potential of using LLMs for dataset analysis, emphasizing their strengths in pattern recognition and trend analysis.
- It acknowledges LLMs' limitations in tasks requiring precise mathematical calculations, suggesting using plugins or code for such analyses.
- It provides a real-world example of analyzing a Kaggle dataset using GPT-4, illustrating the practical application of LLMs in data analytics.
- It concludes with Sheila Teo's reflections on the competition and her offer to assist others in prompt engineering, indicating a community-focused knowledge-sharing approach.
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Author | volume | Date Value | title | type | journal | titleUrl | doi | note | year | |
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2023 HowIWonSingaporesGPT4PromptEngi | Sheila Teo | How I Won Singaporeâs GPT-4 Prompt Engineering Competition | 2023 |