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that relying too heavily on large language models could lead
to a lack of originality and creativity in content. It is

possible that the widespread use of ChatGPT could lead to
homogenization and a dramatic regression to the mean in
terms of writing quality and originality. Additionally, there
are ethical considerations around the ownership and use of
content generated by AI language models, particularly when

it comes to copyright and plagiarism.
Another consideration is the potential impact of large

language models on the job market. While some fear that
ChatGPT and other AI-powered writing tools could
eventually replace human writers and lead to job losses,
others argue that the technology will enhance the outputs
of knowledge workers and create new job opportunities. For

instance, some writers may specialize in training AI
language models to generate content in specific industries
or niches, while others may focus on editing and refining

content generated by AI. Most jobs, though, will evolve into
a copilot role. Whether it’s linguists using ChatGPT to
translate documents or lawyers validating contracts drafted
by AI assistants, human workers will be increasingly seen
working alongside AI to carry out their professional tasks.

Rather than being left behind, it's crucial to stay up to date
and embrace new tools that can give you a competitive

edge. Embracing ChatGPT doesn’t require specialized
programming or AI knowledge. With the right attitude and
guidance, anyone can become a master of the software.
That said, constructing a good prompt requires practical
experience, including knowledge of ChatGPT’s strengths and

limitations. This is a skill you can easily develop through
experimentation and applying some of the tips and
strategies covered in this title.

In this book, we will look carefully at best practices in text
prompt engineering, covering topics such as model training,
priming, negative prompting, common use cases, and other