Citi Introduces AI Prompt Training for Most Staff
A growing number of employers have implemented artificial intelligence in the workplace, but few provide training for employees at the contributor level, according to a recent survey.
Research by BambooHR in July found that while many employers use or permit AI, training is not commonly offered to employees. However, this need is expected to increase over the next five years as AI impacts career development.
Prompting, or prompt engineering, is key to unlocking generative AI’s utility, according to MIT’s Sloan School of Management.
The MIT Sloan School of Management suggests three strategies for developing effective prompts: providing context, including specific information, and treating inputs conversationally by building on past prompts.
Author's summary: Citi introduces AI training for staff.
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