Create tools that work for you.
It's said that generative AI won't take our jobs, but people who master generative AI will. This program is for those who want to master generative AI and become the employees, specialists, and managers of the future. You'll gain an understanding of how generative AI works, learn to develop well-functioning prompts, and create your own agent based on ChatGPT.
Generative AI is becoming increasingly important to our society. The best known is probably ChatGPT, but we use generative AI almost all the time. It’s built into our phones, office programs, and even TVs to interpret language in real time. It’s said that generative AI won’t take our jobs, but people who master generative AI will. This program is for those who want to master generative AI and become the employees, specialists, and managers of the future.
The program provides knowledge about how to best use generative AI in our work, with a focus on developing effective prompts and creating custom GPTs — agents that can summarize, interpret documents, and find relevant information. Over two half-days, we cover the theory behind generative AI, strategies for prompting, and the development of agents that can be shared with colleagues at the company.
The first half-day concludes with a discussion on the ethical and legal conditions for using generative AI in our work.
The goal of the course is to understand how generative AI works, to learn how to develop prompts that reduce the risk of misunderstandings, and to be able to create your own agent based on ChatGPT (a so-called “custom GPT”). We begin with theory to understand the basics, and then use the majority of the course to practically build a custom GPT.
Managers, leaders, specialists, and other people who want to develop their use of generative AI at work.
want to understand the possibilities of generative AI and use the technology more effectively in your work. You want to develop better prompts, explore how custom GPTs can be used to streamline tasks, and gain practical experience in developing your own GPT.
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Miroslaw Staron is a Professor of Software Engineering at the IT Faculty of the University of Gothenburg. He researches the development of software for automotive applications, software efficiency, data warehousing, and performance profiling for products and organizations. In recent years, Miroslaw has also worked on using AI to improve software for testing, code review, and programming, as well as on the use of AI in healthcare.
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Cancellation
Cancellations must be made in writing and can be made free of charge up to 28 days before the program starts. Cancellations made 14-27 days before the program starts will be charged half the fee. Cancellations made after that will be charged the full fee. If you are unable to attend, you are welcome to send a substitute in your place.
