20230815-Podcast: Prompt Engineering: Latest Meme or The Next Big Thing?

08 Jun, 2023

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In this episode, we discuss how the popularity of generative AI has led to the emergence of prompt engineering which begs the question: what is prompt engineering?

In this episode, we discuss how the popularity of generative AI has led to the emergence of prompt engineering which begs the question: what is prompt engineering? By diving into the requirements to use a generative AI model effectively - and understanding the desired outcomes - we piece together the importance of this novel role as generative AI models become more integrated with our daily workflows.

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Artificial Collective Intelligence

We usually think of intelligence as a quality that individuals possess. However, many of our largest and most complex problems are often solved by groups of individuals. If we think of intelligence as an ability to solve problems, groups can also act intelligently.

Akshay Kore

02 Jul, 2020

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We usually think of intelligence as a quality that individuals possess. However, many of our largest and most complex problems are often solved by groups of individuals. If we think of intelligence as an ability to solve problems, groups can also act intelligently. We call this intelligence ‘Collective intelligence’ — the result of a group of individuals acting together in ways that seem intelligent. Collective intelligence is something that makes systems effective, productive, adaptable, or even resilient.

‘Collective intelligence’ — the result of a group of individuals acting together in ways that seem intelligent.

Although the individuals in the system might not have the same goals, most systems do work towards achieving a particular outcome. A company’s goal could be increasing its profits or market cap while a government’s goal could be improving the well-being of its citizens. This desired outcome can simply be described as the impact of the system. Increasing collective intelligence can help increase the efficiency, productivity, or output of the system, and thereby its impact.

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The collective intelligence of a system can be increased through three different ways:

1. Addition

Adding more humans into the system. Eg. Hiring more
Adding more machines into the system. Eg. Purchasing more equipment

2. Improvement

Improving the machines. Eg. Hardware or software upgrades
Improving humans in the system. Eg. Learning a new skill, reading a book

3. Connection

HUMAN-MACHINE COLLABORATION

Making machines help humans. E.g. Spellcheck
Making humans help machines. E.g. Writing software programs

OTHER

Making humans help humans. E.g restructuring organisations

Fe+male Tech Heroes role models 25 - Marina Velikova: "We need to empower children to become innovators in heart and mind"

Born and raised in Bulgaria, Marina Velikova was mesmerized when the first computer arrived in her hometown. She can still remember the pain of not being one of the students chosen to work with the machines. That was the moment she understood technology was her realm.

Team HTC

fromHigh Tech Campus Eindhoven

08 Jul, 2022

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Born and raised in Bulgaria, Marina Velikova was mesmerized when the first computer arrived in her hometown. She can still remember the pain of not being one of the students chosen to work with the machines. That was the moment she understood technology was her realm. As a computer scientist, she collaborated with leading research organizations and high-tech companies on diverse technology-driven projects. Now, Marina is an entrepreneur aiming to empower youth to become innovators for a better world. With her company Creazzia, she's on a quest to help develop a more personalized educational approach integrating technology and social-emotional learning.

How did you end up in the Netherlands?

I started Informatics at Sofia University in 1999, specializing in Artificial Intelligence. As the field was not yet popular, I had to design my own academic program as I was the only student interested in the topic, which was fascinating for me.

During my course, I got an invitation to join a Ph.D. program in the Netherlands. So while I did my masters and worked, I also got to learn English, beyond the one I used to program, pretty quickly to pass the admission exams. I did so, and in 2002, I started my Ph.D. in Data Mining at Tilburg University.

Can you give us some examples of your projects?

I worked on research prototypes of decision-support systems with my colleagues from Radboud University and Radboud University Hospital. One of them was to help radiologists analyze mammograms more effectively to spot suspicious areas; the other was a smartphone application for pregnant women to monitor themselves at home to predict any complications before they could become severe.

I employed a similar applied research approach as a scientist at TNO for industrial projects with leading companies such as ASML, Philips, and Thales that build complex high-tech machines requiring automated diagnostics assistance. I explic

20230815-Podcast: Prompt Engineering: Latest Meme or The Next Big Thing?

In this episode, we discuss how the popularity of generative AI has led to the emergence of prompt engineering which begs the question: what is prompt engineering?

1. Addition

2. Improvement

3. Connection

How did you end up in the Netherlands?

Can you give us some examples of your projects?

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In this episode, we discuss how the popularity of generative AI has led to the emergence of prompt engineering which begs the question: what is prompt engineering?

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