Hi, I'm Sander Schulhoff. I am the CEO of LearnPrompting.org, the first guide on Prompt Engineering.
I also do research in Deep RL and NLP, most recently publishing massive scale studies in the fields of prompting and prompt security. I have worked variously on the boardgame Diplomacy, Deep RL in Minecraft, Event Camera Video Classification, Plant Identification, Wetland Mitigation Banking, and Prompt Engineering/Hacking.
ENMLP2023 Best Theme Paper Presentation
Learn Prompting is a comprehensive guide to understanding and mastering the art of prompt engineering. It covers various techniques and strategies to effectively communicate with AI models, helping you get the most out of AI-powered tools and applications. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced user, this resource will enhance your skills in crafting prompts for optimal results.
HackAPrompt
Spring 2023
The Prompt Report
Spring 2023
Podcasts
The Ultimate Guide to Prompting
Latent Spaces
Cognitive Research
Delving into The Prompt Report, with Sander Schulhoff of LearnPrompting.org on The Cognitive Revolution Podcast
The Cognitive Revolution
Ignore Previous Instructions & Listen to This Interview
What's AI EP. 7
Become a Pro at Prompt Engineering: Exclusive Tips from LearnPrompting Creator
The Security Table
The Impact of Prompt Injection and HackAPrompt AI in the Age of Security
MLSecOps
Generative AI Prompt Hacking and Its Impact on AI Security & Safety
PromptCast
Sander Schulhoff’s Learn Prompting is teaching 3 million people how to use AI
The Garden 🪴
Here are a few pictures from plants I've foraged, grown, or found. I do impromptu botanical research in my free time 🌿✨
Heliconia
Somewhere in Singapore
Lowbush Blueberry
Vaccinium angustifolium
My first wild blueberries, found in Maine
Plants grown in my room
Lettuce, Trifolium Oxalis, Garlic, the works!
Red Trillium
Trillium erectum
Only flowers for 2-3 weeks a year.
Ice Plant
Mesembryanthemum crystallinum L.
Technically edible, but very salty
False Shamrock
Oxalis Triangularis
Not a Cactus
Home-Grown Garlic
Allium sativum
You can buy it from the grocery store and just grow it!