This book gives you the feeling of surfing an internet website.
If you are curious about a page or want to use it, scan the QR code at the top to go to the page, copy (CTRL-C), and paste (CTRL-V) into ChatGPT, Bard, or Bing services to get the answer you want right away.

A must-read for IT enthusiasts, this book will answer all your questions about the seemingly innocuous prompt and provide a clear explanation of how to use it!

- 14,000+ ready-to-use prompts
- Includes 35 killer prompt writing techniques
- Copy & paste 480 useful prompts for 26 tasks
- Copy & paste 650 prompts across 58 career and lifestyle categories
- Links to 16 free lectures for learning prompt engineering

A prompt is a sentence presented to artificial intelligence.
All the sentences that ask you to create some music, draw some pictures, give some recipes and travel directions.
It includes giving voice commands to robots and even directives to control smart home appliances as desired.
Prompt is the only conversational channel and conversational technology in a world where we will work with artificial intelligence.
That's why the field of prompt engineering is already attracting attention as a new career, with skilled engineers earning an annual salary of over 100 million won.
In foreign countries, stores are popping up that sell prompts that promise better results, some companies keep their information confidential, and businesses that steal prompts are sprouting up.
There aren't many people who actually use the generative artificial intelligence services that are constantly being talked about in the media.
Why is that? If you ask people around you, the conclusion is the same.
It's because I don't know how to ask the right question.
Because I want to get more creative answers, but I don't know what questions to ask, not 'what' but 'how' to ask.

"What's the prompt?"
"How do I ask questions so I get the answers I want?"
"I want a more creative answer, but you're just stating the obvious."

This is a book that very clearly answers questions that everyone is curious about.
This book gives you the feeling of surfing an internet website, and as expected from an IT book, it is structured in a way that users can practice very easily.
If you are curious or want to use the page, scan the QR code at the top to go to the prompt page, then copy (CTRL-C) and paste (CTRL-V) it into the input window of the artificial intelligence services ChatGPT, Bard, and Bing to get the answer you want right away.
I think the part where the author's efforts in compiling the book are most evident is probably the appendix.
We'll make it easy to use the prompts we've provided as examples, and provide links to free tutorials for readers interested in prompt engineering.
Each link links to courses related to computer science, data science, and artificial intelligence offered by Google, Microsoft, and world-class universities.


Finally, one thing that is unfortunate is that the book does not mention methods or techniques for preventing hallucinations (the phenomenon of generating unreliable or nonsensical text regardless of the training data provided) that sometimes occur in generative AI when using prompts.
This issue must always be kept in mind.
Second, there is no mention at all of the domestic services Daum and Naver Hyper Clover X.
Even if we leave aside the Korean language issue, I am concerned that there is no explanation of how to use it, performance comparison, or how to use it for the development of domestic generative artificial intelligence services.
I believe this issue will be included in the lecture materials provided by the publisher when the book comes out.
That would be consideration for the readers.
Sharing is consideration.
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Here are some highlights from the “AI Prompt Dictionary for Immediate Use”:

Chapter 1 Generative AI features autonomous agents and frequently asked question answering.
Autonomous agents act as personal assistants, like Iron Man's Jarvis, not just following the user's commands, but also pointing out mistakes and formulating coherent questions to execute.
This may be getting ahead of itself, but autonomous agents will soon become commonplace.
Frequently Asked Questions and Answers stand out for providing easy-to-understand explanations of Korean language usage, long sentence input, and other issues that first-time generative AI users may have encountered.
Chapter 2 covers prompts useful for beginners and how to use generative artificial intelligence.
It literally tells the basics that are absolutely necessary for users who are new to prompting.

Chapter 3 is the content that the author emphasizes the most, and together with Chapter 2, it summarizes 35 prompt writing techniques.
In fact, without clear prompts, AI will remain a novelty tool with no qualitative value, and the results will be mediocre rather than shareable masterpieces.
It contains little-known writing know-how, including role-based sentences, tone, various writing frames, advanced techniques, and formulas essential for creating powerful prompts.
In Chapter 4, the Business Dictionary, and Chapter 5, Career & Lifestyle Prompts, the author has personally tested, created, and collected prompts, which can be used as headings to explain why they are needed in the field, as examples of prompts in the body of the text, and as QR codes to copy and paste directly.
In particular, the 28 job and career & lifestyle fields and 58 fields with over 1,000 prompts are accessible to everyone, but fields such as women, low birth rate, NGOs, and the Arctic are sure to be unexpected prompts.
This appears to be the result of the author's decades of experience in various fields combined with artificial intelligence.
Chapter 4: Prompts for Work Dictionary contains prompts for tasks you may encounter in your current job or business.
There are prompts for a whopping 26 different job fields.
If you look at the classification

- Personal growth
- Email marketing
- Learning support
- Writing style
- Self-development
- YouTube Ideas
- Social media writing
- Clickbait writing
- Problem solving
- Cold email
- Twitter content
- Sales Master
- Work concentration
- Direct email
- Increased productivity
- Storytelling
- Social media promotion
- Influencer Marketing
- Increased productivity
- Networking
- Social media marketing
- Copywriting FW
- Business sales
- Teacher learning support
- Writing a resume
- Career advancement

Chapter 5, Careers & Lifestyle Prompts, contains prompts based on careers and lifestyles, organized into the following areas: Careers and Careers, Business and Entrepreneurship, Society and Environment, Health, and Governance and Civic Engagement.
If we organize each detailed field,

- author
- engineer
- Stock investment
- female
- Interview
- Emotions
- Pharmacist
- secretary
- Market analysis
- Low birth rate
- diet
- plant
- lawyer
- Journalist
- Sales Manager
- Human rights
- Beauty
- Meditation
- Zoologist
- Interviewer
- Climate change
- Labor
- health
- Breathing
- Translator
- Entrepreneur
- environment
- Food
- travel
- Leadership
- Interior
- Individual business owner
- Public diplomacy
- Economy
- recipe
- Pets
- chef
- Freelancer
- Politics
- history
- Speaking
- hobby
- Civil engineering and construction
- Business plan
- SDG
- North Pole
- Writing
- Creativity
- Accountant
- Financial Officer
- ESG
- Concentration
- music
- Essay
- NGO
- Election
- Administration
- Psychology
- Disaster management

The appendix is ​​filled with resources that readers can access and use immediately, living up to the slogan, “Sharing is caring.”
First, we explain the prompt writing technique and provide the example prompt as a QR code.
The following prompts provide links to free courses from world-class universities, Google, Microsoft, and more, to help you learn engineering.
Follow one link to access a full range of free courses, including computer language and data science.
In the third appendix, we finally reveal 14,000+ prompts.
The prompts, which were collected and directly implemented over a year to confirm the results, were linked to personal blogs and Naver blogs to make them easy to copy and use.
The author's hard work is evident.