I know that Prompt for images takes some skill and knowledge, but do we still need a prompt engineer for GPT-4 (and beyond)?
If so, do you think there is a demand for a service that allows people to store and share their own prompts and organizational prompts?
Do you think there's a demand for a service that enables sharing of AI prompts?
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Re: Do you think there's a demand for a service that enables sharing of AI prompts?
#2There are quite a few already out there, many have been advertised here.
Re: Do you think there's a demand for a service that enables sharing of AI prompts?
#3There are quite a few already out there, many have been advertised here.
Thanks, I see a few things in a search.
I just think that if the AI is smarter than GPT-4, it will understand the human's lack of words Prompt.
Re: Do you think there's a demand for a service that enables sharing of AI prompts?
#4Prompts for images haven't required that much knowledge/skill since mid journey was introduced a year ago, unless you consider tacking on "unreal engine, hyper realistic, physically based rendering, 8k" to the end of every prompt a skill.
Re: Do you think there's a demand for a service that enables sharing of AI prompts?
#5Prompts for images haven't required that much knowledge/skill since mid journey was introduced a year ago, unless you consider tacking on "unreal engine, hyper realistic, physically based rendering, 8k" to the end of every prompt a skill.
Okay, I see. Then maybe the prompt engineer profession is just for now.