Prompt Lab

Learn How to Instruct Gen AI Models

Master Prompt Engineering

Whether you’re a newbie or looking to supercharge your skills with advanced models, our Prompt Lab is your gateway to mastering prompt engineering.

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Full Calendar

#1 - Mar 26th - Fundamentals: How to Write a Solid Prompt

Date and Time

Wednesday, 26.03.2025, 5pm – 6pm CET

Join us online:
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Content

Key Components of a Well-Structured Prompt:

Directive: Crafting clear instructions
Examples: Utilizing one-shot and few-shot prompting
Role (Persona): Assigning roles to guide AI perspective
Additional Information: Providing context and background
Output Formatting: Specifying desired response formats

Best Practices:

Clarity and conciseness
Use of action verbs
Positioning the directive for maximum effectiveness

#2 - Apr 2nd - Prompting and Quality: How to Assess a Prompt and its Response

Date and Time

Wednesday, 02.04.2025, 5pm – 6pm CET

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meet.google.com/jwd-cyyy-vnj

Content

Analyzing prompt effectiveness:

Ensure clarity and specificity of the prompt .

Check if the prompt provides sufficient context for the desired output.
Evaluate if the prompt clearly defines the task or objective.
Consider if the prompt uses appropriate prompting techniques (e.g., zero-shot, few-shot) for the task.

Analyzing response quality:

Evaluate the accuracy and factual correctness of the information provided . Catch potential hallucinations.
Assess the coherence and logical flow of the response .
Verify if the response adheres to the specified output format and length constraints.

#3 - Apr 16th - More Reliable Prompts: Some Advanced Prompting Techniques

Date and Time

Wednesday, 16.04.2025, 5pm – 6pm CET

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Content

Chain of Thought (CoT) Prompting

Simulating human-like reasoning by explicitly prompting the model to generate a step-by-step explanation.
Breaking down complex tasks into smaller, more manageable step.
Variations: Contrastive CoT, Faithful CoT, Automatic CoT

Tree of Thoughts

Allowing the LLM to explore and evaluate multiple different reasoning paths in a structured manner, like a tree
Suitable for general problem-solving and scenarios requiring complex decision-making.

Self-Consistency

Generating multiple diverse reasoning paths for a single prompt and then selecting the most consistent answer among them.
Applying majority voting or consensus to identify the most frequent answer.

ReAct Prompting (Reasoning and Acting)

Combining reasoning with task-specific actions
Interacting with environments during problem-solving

#4 - Apr 23rd - Multimodal Prompting: Prompts for Different Data Types

Date and Time

Wednesday, 23.04.2025, 5pm – 6pm CET

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Content

Text: Use clear and specific instructions, provide context, specify format, and use examples .

Images: Be specific in instructions, add examples, break down complex tasks, specify output format, and for single images, place the image first. If the model isn’t drawing information from the relevant part, provide hints. If the output is too generic, ask the model to describe the image first .

Audio and Video: Utilize models that support these formats. Use plugins if necessary. Be specific with instructions about the content and desired analysis.

#5 - Apr 30th - System Prompts, Attached Sources and Deep Research: Prompting for Specific Applications

Date and Time

Wednesday, 30.04.2025, 5pm – 6pm CET

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meet.google.com/ekd-ycyx-rhq

Content

System Prompts

Setting overall AI behavior and capabilities
Defining roles and constraints

Deep Research Applications

Crafting prompts for in-depth research
Structuring prompts for complex queries

Prompting with Attached Files

Approaches for incorporating external content
File upload methods and content extraction

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