I'm working on a course - feedback appreciated

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I have started working on a comprehensive OpenAI course that will be released after the Christmas break

So far I have covered:

Prompt Engineering for a wide range of use cases
Writing code in Python, Node, Curl, Typescript, PHP with examples
Using Moderations
Tips, tricks and limitations for prompt engineering
Tweaking completion logic through parameters
Adjusting probablities for tokens
Avoiding repetition
Coding for edits
DALL-E code examples
CodeX use and tricks/tips
Creating Fine tuning datasets (various methods)
Lots of fine tuning examples by use case
Processing Fine Tuning sets
Hyperparameters
Embedding in simple language with worked examples

  • Semantic Search of documents and text
  • Text Similarity Checking
  • Clustering to discover hidden commonality

Training a Chatbot (GPT3 based - not the new ChatGPT)
Using GPT for Blogging and SEO
Cost saving tips
Safety practices for deployment

I am leaving the new ChatGPT out for now

I wanted to know if you think I have left anything out or if there was anything in particular you would like covered.

Current status : About 280 slides completed with 10 or so to go. Will start recording audio and video soon. Hope to release at the start of January.

Thanks for any feedback

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Sounds great. Please share when you’re finished!

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Thanks for the reply. I have completed the course content and will start recording it today.

Here is the final outline if you are interested.

It seems like embedding is something that is hard to come to grip with - so I have spent quite a bit of time explaining how it works with a walkthrough of a slightly modified code example from the cookbook

I’ll make a post when its done. If anyone wants an early preview before its finished, use the contact page on the website (for now)

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Hey man, keen as, will keep an eye out for the newsletter!!
The hardest thing for ai generated content is management I think, its just another “person” you need to manage and requires more steps to get the content online.
Having said that, the hires I have had from upwork in the past required lots of “management” also… :slight_smile:

My own personal interest is fact checking, but I’m not sure if GPT is the best use for this…

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Looks good! Sent contact form request for early preview. :smiley:

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Excellent. I will send you details when it is available. About 40% recorded so far - but the course is written already.

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what the early bird discount if i buy pre sale ?

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Raymond, I’ve just watched the free preview of the Embeddings part of the course. It’s really, really good.

I then read your bio and was enthralled, motivated and upset in equal measure.

This course is exactly what many of us are looking for. Thank you, and thank you for the help you gave me earlier.

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Hi Raymond. You might want to adjust one of the things you said about embeddings; something to the effect that ADA-002 can do an embedding for up to 6000 words. This maybe true but it would preclude using the vector for any kind of search because the max length for a query and completions is about 1500 words.

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My best wishes for your course. Make attentions when you use the “ChatGPT” term, its a trademark not so much “Open” (I would call it CloseAI!) since basically they own all rights for courses, books, Footwear as well; clothing, i.e., Apparel, i.e., shirts, tank tops, belts, sweaters, hats, head caps, beanies, shorts, hoodies, sweatshirts, pants, sweatpants, head caps, underwear, socks, scarves, coats, jackets, hoodies, robes, pajamas, rainwear, swimwear, etc.

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