Prompt engineers are experts who write prose — rather than code — to test AI chatbots. Their job is to identify the AI's errors and hidden capabilities so developers can address them.

Let’s break it down. A “prompt” is a command given to elicit a response. An “engineer” is someone who builds things—whether that’s bridges or software.

Rob Lennon, an expert in prompt engineering, began teaching paid online courses through Kajabi in December designed to help the average person learn the skills needed for a job in the field.

A prompt is the natural language text you pass to generative AI. Prompt engineering is the art of fine-tuning these prompts to better communicate with generative AI. As Arturo Buzzalino, Chief ...

Prompt engineering isn’t just about writing better questions—it’s about adding context and bridging the gap between human intent and enterprise-grade AI performance.

A new career is emerging with the spread of generative AI applications like ChatGPT: prompt engineering, the art (not science) of crafting effective instructions for AI models.

Six Prompt Engineering Examples for Industry-Specific Tasks. Using prompt engineering, businesses can tailor AI inputs to achieve targeted results across various industries.

Prompt engineering is the art and science of crafting prompts to elicit desired outputs from AI systems. It involves designing and refining prompts to generate accurate, relevant and creative ...

Some prompt engineer jobs appear much less specialized, but also less lucrative. It's worth noting that in some places, the term "prompt engineer" has a somewhat looser definition than Sanh's.

There’s a growing number of job postings for the role of prompt engineer, someone who writes prompts that go into generative AI chatbots to elicit the best responses. WSJ senior personal tech ...

Prompt engineering, once hailed as the next big career path in tech, is now “basically obsolete,” according to The Wall Street Journal. Rather than hiring prompt engineers, companies are ...