My experience in CS, coding, and programming is very minimal. I understand general concepts but only through the lens of a degree in physics that required I mess around with WolframAlpha sometimes (which I really enjoyed). I've been considering getting a second degree in CS or something related but want to find a clear(ish) path before committing to it. I would love to hear any related thoughts as well!
- Prompt Engineering seems like a pretty fresh field of study. Is it up and coming as a career path?
- People that specialize in this, what field(s) did you come from and how would you recommend diving into it?
- Considering my experience, would I be able to actually find work, freelancing or employed?
- How on earth do I get started in this world? It seems so insanely big and complicated but I am just fascinated by the idea of using written dialogue to manipulate the output of an LLM!
- From my very high overview of PE and the recent advances in AI, PE as a field of study and interest is going to expand exponentially, is that accurate?
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