ACS Webinar: Interactive - AI + prompt crafting beyond GPT-3
Artificial intelligence (AI) exploded in 2021, and is even bigger in 2022. Join us at this upcoming virtual event where you will hear from AI expert, Dr Alan Thompson, present on how you can leverage the immense power of AI right now, and get ahead of the curve.
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About this event
Artificial intelligence (AI) exploded in 2021, and is even bigger in 2022. One of the main language models, GPT-3 (developed by Elon Musk’s OpenAI) has been typing 3.1 million words per minute, 24x7, for the last 12 months. Google Brain uses AI to come up with novel solutions to chip design. Alibaba has employed multi-modal AI to design fashionable clothing for sale on its platforms. How can you leverage the immense power of AI right now, and get ahead of the curve?
What the presentation will cover: -
- Background on practical AI, through to 2022 and beyond.
- How and why AI is smarter and more creative than any human being.
- Hands-on prompt crafting using major language models from Meta AI, OpenAI, AI21, and EleutherAI.
- Real life examples of applying AI into business contexts, from engineering to legal to writing.
PLEASE NOTE:
In order to get the most out of this interactive event, all attendees are encouraged to have access to a laptop, PC or tablet to participate in this hands-on session. Mobile phones may also be used but will not be able to provide as immersive an experience compared to a laptop, PC or tablet.
If you are based interstate, see below webinar start times for your local area: -
Northern Territory - 7:30PM
Queensland - 8:00PM
South Australia - 8:30PM
Tasmania - 9:00PM
Victoria - 9:00PM
New South Wales - 9:00PM
Australian Capital Territory - 9:00PM
Western Australia - 6:00PM
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Speakers
Alan is now involved with enormous language model (ELM) projects and other major AI projects for intergovernmental organisations and impactful companies. More info at: LifeArchitect.ai
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