Generative AI for Beginners
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Generative AI for Beginners
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#2I wrote this blog post [link redacted] which seems to be a more brief introduction to some of these concepts. I guess the assistant API has changed the landscape but even that must be using some of these techniques under the hood, so I think it's still fascinating to study.
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#3As far as I can tell this doesn't mention prompt injection at all.
I think it's essential to cover this any time you are teaching people how to build things on top of LLMs.
It's not an obscure concept: it's fundamental, because most of the "obvious" things people want to build on top of LLMs need to take it into account.
UPDATE: They've confirmed that this is a topic planned for a forthcoming lesson.
Re: Generative AI for Beginners
#4As far as I can tell this doesn't mention prompt injection at all. I think it's essential to cover this any time you are teaching people how to build things on top of LLMs. It's not an obscure concept: it's fundamental, because most of the "obvious" things people want to build on top of LLMs need to take it into account. UPDATE: They've confirmed that this is a topic planned for a forthcoming lesson.
Create an issue at https://github.com/microsoft/generative-ai-for-beginners. There is a call to action for feedback and looks like at least one of the contributors are in education, so will probably take the feedback on board.
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#5I skimmed this, but it's all "which LLM is best for you? One from OpenAI!" and "Ready to deploy your app, get started on Azure!"
This is marketing too.
Re: Generative AI for Beginners
#6I wrote this blog post [link redacted] which seems to be a more brief introduction to some of these concepts. I guess the assistant API has changed the landscape but even that must be using some of these techniques under the hood, so I think it's still fascinating to study.
I enjoyed your post, but I don't see how it compares given there isn't much "how-to".
Re: Generative AI for Beginners
#7I wrote this blog post [link redacted] which seems to be a more brief introduction to some of these concepts. I guess the assistant API has changed the landscape but even that must be using some of these techniques under the hood, so I think it's still fascinating to study.
I enjoyed your post, but I don't see how it compares given there isn't much "how-to".
I guess that's fair, it's more about the concepts. I will say that I would have liked to have read something like it before starting the project, it would have made the journey (which I have still only just started) quite a bit easier.
Re: Generative AI for Beginners
#8As far as I can tell this doesn't mention prompt injection at all. I think it's essential to cover this any time you are teaching people how to build things on top of LLMs. It's not an obscure concept: it's fundamental, because most of the "obvious" things people want to build on top of LLMs need to take it into account. UPDATE: They've confirmed that this is a topic planned for a forthcoming lesson.
Create an issue at https://github.com/microsoft/generative-ai-for-beginners . There is a call to action for feedback and looks like at least one of the contributors are in education, so will probably take the feedback on board.
Doing that now, thanks.
Opened an issue here: https://github.com/microsoft/generative-ai-for-beginners/iss...
Re: Generative AI for Beginners
#9As far as I can tell this doesn't mention prompt injection at all. I think it's essential to cover this any time you are teaching people how to build things on top of LLMs. It's not an obscure concept: it's fundamental, because most of the "obvious" things people want to build on top of LLMs need to take it into account. UPDATE: They've confirmed that this is a topic planned for a forthcoming lesson.
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Re: Generative AI for Beginners
#10I wrote this blog post [link redacted] which seems to be a more brief introduction to some of these concepts. I guess the assistant API has changed the landscape but even that must be using some of these techniques under the hood, so I think it's still fascinating to study.
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