Seems everyone is trying to catch up with OpenAI. The other day Grok was spitting out OpenAI terms and conditions
>The text is _engineered_ to evoke a specific response. My grandma can say she engineered Google search to give search results from her location. > "Engineer" is a verb here, not a noun. It's perfectly valid to say…
I don't think so. It still remains that you are asking a question?
Not really. Though I know these days people use Engineer for all sorts of things
This can explain it. There is no other reason why one would consider that engineering
Why is this called prompt engineering not prompt something else? I feel like the word engineering is being abused
Seems everyone is trying to catch up with OpenAI. The other day Grok was spitting out OpenAI terms and conditions
>The text is _engineered_ to evoke a specific response. My grandma can say she engineered Google search to give search results from her location. > "Engineer" is a verb here, not a noun. It's perfectly valid to say…
I don't think so. It still remains that you are asking a question?
Not really. Though I know these days people use Engineer for all sorts of things
This can explain it. There is no other reason why one would consider that engineering
Why is this called prompt engineering not prompt something else? I feel like the word engineering is being abused