Ask HN: Prompt Engineering: A Skill or Role? Whats the Future? • Hacker News Board

Re: Ask HN: Prompt Engineering: A Skill or Role? Whats the Future?

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Post by thekwnsnfn » Fri, Oct 06, 2023, 1:10 AM UTC

gardenhedge wrote: post #9

tkiolp4 wrote: post #8

It’s just like Scrum Master. A bloated term. Pretty sure people will do 1-week courses to get certified in prompting. Ridiculous (except for the ones selling the courses, those are the clever ones)

Scrum master is a defined role though. What makes you say it's bloated?

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Re: Ask HN: Prompt Engineering: A Skill or Role? Whats the Future?

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Post by devilankur18 » Fri, Oct 06, 2023, 8:51 AM UTC

tkiolp4 wrote: post #8

It’s just like Scrum Master. A bloated term. Pretty sure people will do 1-week courses to get certified in prompting. Ridiculous (except for the ones selling the courses, those are the clever ones)

I can agree thats going on these days. But important questions is whats the future hold for this.

Re: Ask HN: Prompt Engineering: A Skill or Role? Whats the Future?

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Post by devilankur18 » Fri, Oct 06, 2023, 8:52 AM UTC

ravenstine wrote: post #10

It's no longer enough to be a prompt engineer. You've got to be a superprompt engineer, and most companies only hire senior superprompt engineers right now.

what differentiates a normal prompt engineer from super. A few things i can think of - Cross LLM experience - Understanding how to accuracy faster - Expereince with LLM Tools

Anyhting else come to mind ?