πŸ˜ƒ Basics
🧠 Advanced
Zero-Shot
🟒 Introduction
🟒 Emotion Prompting
🟒 Role Prompting
🟒 Re-reading (RE2)
🟒 Rephrase and Respond (RaR)
🟦 SimToM
β—† System 2 Attention (S2A)
Few-Shot
🟒 Introduction
🟒 Self-Ask
🟒 Self Generated In-Context Learning (SG-ICL)
🟒 Chain-of-Dictionary (CoD)
🟒 Cue-CoT
🟦 Chain of Knowledge (CoK)
β—† K-Nearest Neighbor (KNN)
β—†β—† Vote-K
β—†β—† Prompt Mining
Thought Generation
🟒 Introduction
🟒 Chain of Draft (CoD)
🟦 Contrastive Chain-of-Thought
🟦 Automatic Chain of Thought (Auto-CoT)
🟦 Tabular Chain-of-Thought (Tab-CoT)
🟦 Memory-of-Thought (MoT)
🟦 Active Prompting
🟦 Analogical Prompting
🟦 Complexity-Based Prompting
🟦 Step-Back Prompting
🟦 Thread of Thought (ThoT)
Ensembling
🟒 Introduction
🟒 Universal Self-Consistency
🟦 Mixture of Reasoning Experts (MoRE)
🟦 Max Mutual Information (MMI) Method
🟦 Prompt Paraphrasing
🟦 DiVeRSe (Diverse Verifier on Reasoning Step)
🟦 Universal Self-Adaptive Prompting (USP)
🟦 Consistency-based Self-adaptive Prompting (COSP)
🟦 Multi-Chain Reasoning (MCR)
Self-Criticism
🟒 Introduction
🟒 Self-Calibration
🟒 Chain of Density (CoD)
🟒 Chain-of-Verification (CoVe)
🟦 Self-Refine
🟦 Cumulative Reasoning
🟦 Reversing Chain-of-Thought (RCoT)
β—† Self-Verification
Decomposition
🟒 Introduction
🟒 Chain-of-Logic
🟦 Decomposed Prompting
🟦 Plan-and-Solve Prompting
🟦 Program of Thoughts
🟦 Tree of Thoughts
🟦 Chain of Code (CoC)
🟦 Duty-Distinct Chain-of-Thought (DDCoT)
β—† Faithful Chain-of-Thought
β—† Recursion of Thought
β—† Skeleton-of-Thought
πŸ”“ Prompt Hacking
🟒 Defensive Measures
🟒 Introduction
🟒 Filtering
🟒 Instruction Defense
🟒 Post-Prompting
🟒 Random Sequence Enclosure
🟒 Sandwich Defense
🟒 XML Tagging
🟒 Separate LLM Evaluation
🟒 Other Approaches
🟒 Offensive Measures
🟒 Introduction
🟒 Simple Instruction Attack
🟒 Context Ignoring Attack
🟒 Compound Instruction Attack
🟒 Special Case Attack
🟒 Few-Shot Attack
🟒 Refusal Suppression
🟒 Context Switching Attack
🟒 Obfuscation/Token Smuggling
🟒 Task Deflection Attack
🟒 Payload Splitting
🟒 Defined Dictionary Attack
🟒 Indirect Injection
🟒 Recursive Injection
🟒 Code Injection
🟒 Virtualization
🟒 Pretending
🟒 Alignment Hacking
🟒 Authorized User
🟒 DAN (Do Anything Now)
🟒 Bad Chain
πŸ”¨ Tooling
Prompt Engineering IDEs
🟒 Introduction
GPT-3 Playground
Dust
Soaked
Everyprompt
Prompt IDE
PromptTools
PromptSource
PromptChainer
Prompts.ai
Snorkel 🚧
Human Loop
Spellbook 🚧
Kolla Prompt 🚧
Lang Chain
OpenPrompt
OpenAI DALLE IDE
Dream Studio
Patience
Promptmetheus
PromptSandbox.io
The Forge AI
AnySolve
Conclusion
🌱 New Techniques🟒 Introduction

Introduction

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Last updated on October 1, 2024

Valeriia Kuka

In this section, we will explore new prompting techniques to work with diverse Generative AI models. These cutting-edge techniques are designed to refine precision, enhance creativity, and improve problem-solving capabilities of the models. By incorporating these new strategies, you'll be able to get more accurate, relevant, and dynamic responses, helping you make the most out of your AI-driven conversations. Let's explore these fresh approaches and see how they can elevate your prompting game.

🟒 Aligned Chain-of-Thought (AlignedCoT)

🟦 Code Prompting

β—† End-to-End DAG-Path (EEDP) Prompting

β—† Instance-adaptive Zero-Shot Chain-of-Thought Prompting (IAP)

🟦 Logic-of-Thought (LoT)

🟦 Narrative-of-Thought (NoT)

🟦 Self-Harmonized Chain-of-Thought (ECHO)

Valeriia Kuka

Valeriia Kuka, Head of Content at Learn Prompting, is passionate about making AI and ML accessible. Valeriia previously grew a 60K+ follower AI-focused social media account, earning reposts from Stanford NLP, Amazon Research, Hugging Face, and AI researchers. She has also worked with AI/ML newsletters and global communities with 100K+ members and authored clear and concise explainers and historical articles.