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Md. Golam Rob Talukdar
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Project Manager| AWR Development (BD) Ltd. Cox's Bazer , Bangladesh
In the AI Era, we encounter new tools daily while enjoying our morning coffee. Can you share your experiences regarding the subject mentioned above?
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Laura Schofield
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Community Specialist| Project Management Institute Newtown Square, PA, United States
Hello, thanks for posting! I haven't seen much discussion around GPT Playground and would certainly be interested to learn more about how it is being used by project professionals. Looking forward to hearing other community members' experiences!

As a starting point, GPT Playground is mentioned in this thread if you'd like to peruse it:
https://www.projectmanagement.com/discussi...u-use-and-how-?
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Md. Golam Rob Talukdar
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Project Manager| AWR Development (BD) Ltd. Cox's Bazer , Bangladesh
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Carl Peters Project Manager & Consultant| https://www.linkedin.com/in/carl-peters/ Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
I use Playground to engineer my prompts. I use different prompt engineering techniques, such as prompt chaining or tree-of-thought (ToT), and let them run on the different models. This way I can refine which combination of a prompt technique and model give the best result for a specific use case.

For instance, you want to create a Project Charter with certain characteristics known to you and use one of PMI's templates. Using different techniques and models give you different outputs. You pick the combination that meets your requirement the best, and refine your prompt further until you have the result you needed.

Now you have a Project Charter tailored towards your requirements. But it doesn't stop there!

Because now you know what you did gave you a great output, you can easily apply the same combination for similar document types, like a PMI-templated communication plan or a resource management plan.

You see, this can save you a lot of time over 'manually prompting' in ChatGPT and then also only be limited to a certain GPT model. As Playground is limited to OpenAI models, you can also use IBM watsonx, Dust, or PromptPerfect which will allow you to test various different models.

Happy prompting!
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1 reply by Md. Golam Rob Talukdar
Nov 26, 2024 12:31 AM
Md. Golam Rob Talukdar
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Hi Carl,

Thank you for your valuable information.

Golam
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Md. Golam Rob Talukdar
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Project Manager| AWR Development (BD) Ltd. Cox's Bazer , Bangladesh
Nov 25, 2024 12:56 PM
Replying to Carl Peters
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I use Playground to engineer my prompts. I use different prompt engineering techniques, such as prompt chaining or tree-of-thought (ToT), and let them run on the different models. This way I can refine which combination of a prompt technique and model give the best result for a specific use case.

For instance, you want to create a Project Charter with certain characteristics known to you and use one of PMI's templates. Using different techniques and models give you different outputs. You pick the combination that meets your requirement the best, and refine your prompt further until you have the result you needed.

Now you have a Project Charter tailored towards your requirements. But it doesn't stop there!

Because now you know what you did gave you a great output, you can easily apply the same combination for similar document types, like a PMI-templated communication plan or a resource management plan.

You see, this can save you a lot of time over 'manually prompting' in ChatGPT and then also only be limited to a certain GPT model. As Playground is limited to OpenAI models, you can also use IBM watsonx, Dust, or PromptPerfect which will allow you to test various different models.

Happy prompting!
Hi Carl,

Thank you for your valuable information.

Golam

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