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Are you sure that what's in your organization's product walkthrough videos, new user drip campaigns, and social media campaigns makes it to your clients and partners? Nope, you aren't. There's no way you could know that. So many of us assume that a tutorial uploaded to YouTube then sent to an audience means that those people know what we need them to know... or that that's just the best we could do. Well, it's not. Using the combination of Choice Tags and webhooks in the learning simulations you host through Simulations.net you can be sure that a participant knows / doesn't know something AND create automations that personalize what the next step is for that learner / client / partner / etc. Want to know more? Reach out. We'd love to talk to you.

This is a new publicly-available simulation hosted on our platform. Through it, you'll simulate building an AI prompt using a real-world case study.

Just announced! Eazl's new AI at Work: Prompt Engineering course will be available soon! You can now preview the course trailer.

As y'all know, Eazl has been preaching the gospel of long prompts for a while now. Davis saw this coming, and Eazl is already set up to support your mega prompts with Gemini!

You're invited to join me for open office hours tomorrow. We'll be discussing on #aiapplications for work and #promptengineering. It's an open conversation and you don't have to register to join. Just set yourself a calendar reminder to join the Google Hangout at https://lnkd.in/giqgj9VJ.

Join me and Amelia, who is an instructor at Howard College on the East Coast of the United States, as we collaborate on building an AI prompt that enables her to give personalized feedback to her college-writing students in just a few moments. After designing this prompt, Amelia should be able to add in the copy of some of her students' works, and then with the click of one button, generate personalized feedback reports for each one of the pieces of writing that was entered into the system. That personalized feedback should be: • in Amelia's writing tone • it should align with her curriculum • align with her university's standards (or any of the other syllabus or anything like that that she needs to have her feedback align with)

Join Amelia Yongue and me as we work on a prompt that enables her to generate personalized feedback for her college writing students in moments. Also in here: • AI context / an email draft I'm providing to "Ainsley", my new AI assistant (I think you'll like this Dan, Mark) • A link to a popular video I posted on TikTok related to job searchers who feel stuck • A discussion of "solopreneurship" in the age of AI

I made this video after reading something really interesting from Dan Cleary's PromptHub blog. Prompt engineering beats fine-tuning. Microsoft uses MedPrompt framework to show GPT-4 matches domain model. Microsoft just showed that with the right prompt engineering, GPT-4 can match specialized medical AI. They developed MedPrompt, combining few-shot learning, chain of thought, and ensembling. On medical exams, GPT-4 + MedPrompt scored as well as Google's Gemini Ultra. More details below. Note: this caption is AI-generated.

You're invited to join Davis Jones, Monica de la Rosa (from EcoRescue) and Lucas de Rosa as we collaboratively build a long prompt capable of generating personalized training content. Find links and more in this article.

Congratulations to Marcus Mielenhausen for his high score on our leadership simulation hosted through Simulations.net!