Andrew Ng dropped a free ChatGPT prompting course
A short promotional video claims Andrew Ng has released a free ChatGPT prompting course. The course covers topics like web search, deep research, image generation, app building, and data analysis. The video uses a engagement-bait tactic, asking viewers to comment for a DM link.
Summary
This transcript is from a brief social media video promoting what is described as a free ChatGPT prompting course dropped by Andrew Ng. The speaker opens with a hook claiming that most users are only utilizing 10% of ChatGPT's capabilities by treating it like a standard search engine.
The course is described as having at least three modules. Module one focuses on web search and deep research functionality, while module three covers image generation, building applications, and data analysis. The full module structure between one and three is not described.
The video ends with a classic social media engagement-bait call to action, instructing viewers to follow the account and comment the word 'everyone' in exchange for a DM containing the course link. This tactic is commonly used to artificially boost algorithmic engagement rather than to genuinely distribute educational resources.
Key Insights
- The speaker claims most users treat ChatGPT like Google search and are missing 90% of its actual capabilities.
- The speaker attributes a free prompting course to Andrew Ng, a well-known AI educator and researcher.
- The course's first module is described as covering web search and deep research use cases for ChatGPT.
- Module three of the course reportedly covers image generation, building apps, and data analysis within ChatGPT.
- The speaker uses an engagement-bait strategy, requiring viewers to follow and comment to receive the course link via DM.
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