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About the Course

We see lots of news reports of Generative AI tools, such as ChatGPT, making mistakes and producing inaccurate information. Many of these mistakes happen because humans use the tools in the wrong way - trying to solve unsuitable problems and not thinking about risk. Hallucination isn't a bug, it's a feature when you approach problems correctly. This course teaches techniques for determining if a problem fits Generative AI's capabilities, framing problems to reduce risk, prompt engineering for trust, and appropriate human engagement in the process. Students learn concrete prompt designs, how to check outputs, how to use Generative AI for ideation and creation, ways to augment human skills, and more ethical, beneficial applications. The course will show how you can: - Leverage prompt engineering techniques to generate more reliable outputs - Master methods to verify and validate outputs - Frame problems in alternative ways to reduce risk - Apply generative AI for creative ideation - Use Generative AI in ways that augment rather than replace human reasoning and creativity...

Top reviews

BP

May 26, 2025

Took its as the 3rd course in the specialisation of Prompt engineering. Very insightful throughout all the courses. Jules is a very involved teacher. I have really found an interest for this subject.

BM

Apr 19, 2024

Within the specialization track, I felt as though this class could focus more on impact-driving knowledge, but overall, I am delighted with my purchase and new understanding of the subject matter.

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By Peter P

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Nov 15, 2024

This course confirms the limited used of generative AI. Nice for ideation, but I cannot see any real-life business uses. The course does not provide any real applications, such as developing an agent.

By Lorrie L

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Mar 18, 2025

Too redundant. This course could have been consolidated in 25% of the time.

By Ra F

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Jun 17, 2024

Very little content for one course.