Summer Festival of AI

Microsoft Reactor에 가입하고 스타트업 및 개발자와 실시간 소통

AI를 시작할 준비가 되셨나요? Microsoft Reactor는 스타트업, 기업가 및 개발자가 AI 기술에 대한 다음 비즈니스를 구축할 수 있도록 이벤트, 교육 및 커뮤니티 리소스를 제공합니다. 참여해 주세요!

Summer Festival of AI

Microsoft Reactor에 가입하고 스타트업 및 개발자와 실시간 소통

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Summer Festival of AI

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Livestream

항목: 핵심 AI

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Do you know your context window from your cutoff date? Do you know your shots from your tokens? Are you worried that GenAi (think ChatGPT) is going to steal your job? Do you have FOMO (fear-of-missing-out) about getting the most from using AI effectively?

Then fear not ..... Join us for a Reactor Summer Festival of AI.

We're working with Mike Weston-Burt to lay on a series of webinars to answer all your GenAI questions - and some you don't know you have.

Mike has spent 40 years at Big4 Professional Services firms (think Accenture, KPMG) training over 50,000 staff across 5 continents. Since the ChatGPT moment in autumn 2022, Mike has been training organisations big and small on how to use GenAi models efficiently. Too many of us don't know the key basics and we're using AI very inefficiently. Mike will correct that in his engaging, enthusiastic and entertaining style.

Each course is around 50 minutes of core content and online quizzes and polls. Then Mike will stay on line for 10, 20, 30 minutes to do some live demonstrations and take questions for as long as you wish.

Follow Mike on LinkedIn, he does a weekly post on GenAi Top Tips.

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2025

101 Introduction to using AI effectively (prompt engineering)

11:00 오전 - 12:00 오후 (UTC)

This session introduces the foundational elements of prompting, helping participants understand how to communicate effectively with AI. It covers essential technical concepts such as context windows, cutoff dates, hallucinations, and parameters, offering a clear understanding of how these factors impact outputs. Participants will explore the background of Generative AI and learn best practices for writing prompts that are clear, goal-oriented, and structured for maximum effectiveness. The CREATE model is introduced as a framework for prompt construction, along with the use of personas to enrich interactions. Key tips for working with tools like Copilot are shared, and common prompting mistakes are discussed to help learners avoid them. Attendees are encouraged to treat AI like a smart intern—useful, capable, and guided by human judgment. The session emphasizes three key stages of prompting: preparation, delivery, and refinement, reinforced by the simple and effective 555 Rule. Finally, it addresses the ethical use of AI and how to stay safe when engaging with these tools.