Artificial intelligence: machines or programs that can recognise patterns, analyse data, solve problems, complete tasks, and learn like a human.
Chain-of-thought prompting: a technique in which the model is encouraged to provide reasoning for its answer in a series of logical steps to solve a problem provided it initially got wrong in its output.
Few-shot prompting: provides examples of how a task is to be solved. It is used to provide guidance for the required output.
Generative AI: Generative AI or GenAI creates new information or outputs — images, text, music — based on existing data.
Machine translation: Machine Translation or MT is an automated process in which a computer program converts text in one language into another.
Natural Language Processing: allows computers to process language in a similar way to humans.
Prompt engineering: Prompt engineering involves designing and refining the input instructions for AI tools to perform tasks.
Prompts: Prompts are the input instructions for AI tools to perform tasks. They can include text, data (such as tables) or images.
Simple prompt: A simple prompt or zero-shot prompt relies on the LLM training data to answer a question without any examples.