Prompt Engineering and Generative AI - Fundamentals

This course delves into the fundamental concepts related to Prompt Engineering and Generative AI.  The course has subsections on Fundamentals of Prompt Engineering, Retrieval Augmented Generation, Fine-tuning a large language model (LLM) and Guardrails for LLM. Section on Prompt Engineering Fundaments :The first segment provides a definition of prompt engineering, best practices of prompt engineering and an example of a prompt given to the Gemini-Pro model with references for further reading.The second segment explains what streaming a response is from a large language model, examples of providing specific instructions to the Gemini-Pro model as well as temperature and token count parameters. The third segment explains what Zero-Shot Prompting technique is with examples using the Gemini Model. The fourth segment explains Few-shot and Chain-of-Thought Prompting techniques with examples using the Gemini Model. Subsequent segments in this section shall discuss setting up the Google Colab notebook to work with the GPT model from OpenAI and provide examples of Tree-of-Thoughts prompting technique, including the Tree-of-Thoughts implementation from Langchain to solve the 4x4 Sudoku Puzzle. Section on Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) :In this section, the first segment provides a definition of Retrieval Augmented Generation Prompting technique, the merits of Retrieval Augmented Generation and applying Retrieval Augmented Generation to a CSV file, using the Langchain framework In the second segment on Retrieval Augmented Generation, a detailed example involving the Arxiv Loader, FAISS Vector Database and a Conversational Retrieval Chain is shown as part of the RAG pipeline using Langchain framework.In the third segment on Retrieval Augmented Generation, evaluation of response from a Large Language Model (LLM) using the RAGAS framework is explained. In the fourth segment on Retrieval Augmented Generation, the