Virtual Event
Designing Effective AI Prompts
Exclusively for public servants and policymakers
Thursday, Sep 5, 2024
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Speakers
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Event Description
Artificial intelligence (AI) could transform how public servants work and deliver services. But to fully harness these advantages, it’s crucial we understand how AI works.
Prompts — and how we prompt — play a critical role. The way we input information into tools like ChatGPT significantly impacts the quality of the responses we get.
In this virtual masterclass, we heard from experts in the field who shared tips on how to design prompts in a way that elicits useful, detailed responses from AI tools.
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Speakers
Cha'Von Clarke-Joell
Former Assistant Commissioner, Head of Innovation, Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Bermuda
Alex Zelenka Martin
AI Fellow, 10 Downing Street
UK
Cha'Von Clarke-Joell, founder of CKC Cares, is a passionate data protection professional and AI ethicist, with a unique focus on digital wellness. Formerly Assistant Commissioner at Bermuda’s Office of the Privacy Commissioner (PrivCom), she integrates AI ethics, data protection, and mental health to globally champion responsible innovation and ethical technology practices.
Alex Zelenka Martin, AI Fellow at 10 Downing Street, works on using innovative technologies to improve public services. He started his career working in quantum computing to support the MoD plan for the future of defence. He is currently working with the incubator for AI to develop AI tools for the public good. His recent projects include Scout, an automated assurance tool, and Govgraph, an automated knowledge graph constructor for government.
