Overview
ChatGPT, OpenAI’s text-generating AI chatbot, has attracted worldwide attention. Based on the first introduced Generative Pe-trained Transformer (GPT), ChatGPT has been greatly changing expectations and practices in industries and daily life in a revolutionary way. This three-day course is designed to provide elementary learners and novices with a comprehensive understanding of the development, key concepts, capabilities, strengths, limitations, and the endless list of business use cases and applications of GPT. Learners will be guided through practical steps to interact with ChatGPT from hands-on exercises and finish a group project as the final assessment. By applying the knowledge and practical skills learned from this course, learners should be confident to discuss ChatGPT-related topics, identify opportunities for applying the new technology to drive business forward, and will be able to leverage ChatGPT with greater working efficiency in various tasks, such as data collection and analysis, research and information synthesis, programming and coding, and human-robot collaboration, regardless of their respective domains in care, digital, green economy or Industry 4.0 implementation related industries.
Who Should Attend
This course is open to anyone interested in related topics, regardless of their occupation or industry. However, it may be more suitable for the following groups:
- Individuals in data or linguistics positions that involve tasks such as collecting information, conducting research, analyzing data, translating, creating content, and organizing information.
- Aspiring data analysts, software engineers, or data scientists who want to utilize new technologies to improve their coding and programming skills.
- Industry experts, managers, business owners, and executives who are curious about the benefits of ChatGPT for businesses and want to learn how GPT technology can help advance their careers and businesses.
Minimum entry requirements:
- O level Mathematics Qualifications
- Basic IT knowledge
- Prior programming knowledge is preferred but not essential