Course Outline

Introduction to Prompt Engineering for Government

  • What is prompt engineering?
  • Importance of prompt design in large language models (LLMs)
  • Comparison of zero-shot, one-shot, and few-shot approaches

Designing Effective Prompts for Government

  • Principles of crafting high-quality prompts for government use
  • Experimenting with prompt variations to meet public sector needs
  • Common challenges in prompt design within the government context

Few-Shot Fine-Tuning for Government Applications

  • Overview of few-shot learning and its relevance to government operations
  • Applications in task-specific LLM adaptation for government workflows
  • Integrating few-shot examples into prompts for enhanced performance

Hands-On with Prompt Engineering Tools for Government

  • Using the OpenAI API for prompt experimentation in public sector projects
  • Exploring prompt design with Hugging Face Transformers for government applications
  • Evaluating the impact of prompt variations on government-specific tasks

Optimizing LLM Performance for Government

  • Evaluating outputs and refining prompts to enhance accuracy and relevance
  • Incorporating context for better results in public sector applications
  • Handling ambiguities and bias in LLM responses to ensure fairness and transparency

Applications of Prompt Engineering for Government

  • Text generation and summarization for government reports and communications
  • Sentiment analysis and classification for public feedback and social media monitoring
  • Creative writing and code generation for internal documentation and software development

Deploying Prompt-Based Solutions for Government

  • Integrating prompts into government applications to streamline processes
  • Monitoring performance and scalability to ensure robust deployment
  • Case studies and real-world examples of successful prompt-based solutions in the public sector

Summary and Next Steps for Government

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of natural language processing (NLP)
  • Familiarity with Python programming
  • Experience with large language models (LLMs) is beneficial

Audience for Government

  • AI developers
  • NLP engineers
  • Machine learning practitioners
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