Prompt Engineering for Everyone: A Self-Taught, Human-Centered Approach to AI Programming - Softcover

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Hamid Tavakoli is a research and development specialist with over two decades of experience in applied AI, optics, and ophthalmic medical devices. A qualified optometrist and optical design engineer, he holds postgraduate qualifications in Applied AI and Linguistics from leading UK universities. As Managing Director of Optics AI Ltd, he leads ethical, human-centred AI innovation and regularly shares insights on prompt engineering across academic and professional platforms worldwide.

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Move beyond casual prompt writing and define prompt engineering as a structured, multidisciplinary field with a real social impact. This book uses a clear, practical, and human-centred approach to designing effective prompts for Large Language Models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT and Gemini.

Using the "Prompt Anatomy Blueprint" framework, you’ll learn to craft precise and structured prompts that enhance AI output quality, reduce computational costs, and mitigate ethical risks such as bias and misinformation. By combining technology with human values, the book provides methods for designing prompts that promote fairness, transparency, and cultural nuance. It situates prompt engineering in real-world contexts—education, healthcare, governance, and creative industries—showing how language choices shape outcomes across these systems.

Addressing the global use of LLMs, Prompt Engineering for Everyone  calls for inclusive, multilingual approaches that respect diversity and resist inequality. It envisions prompt engineering as an emerging discipline shaped by ethics, regulation, and shared responsibility—empowering readers to create trustworthy, equitable human–AI interactions that serve an interconnected world.

You will:

• Build responsible and inclusive human–AI collaborations for a diverse and interconnected world.
• Design prompts that enhance AI accuracy and efficiency.
• See how prompt design shapes outcomes across education, healthcare, and governance.