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The advanced session builds on the learnings from 101 and 102, empowering participants to create multi-layered, strategic prompts.

It introduces video creation using AI tools and dives deeply into advanced reasoning patterns beyond basic chain-of-thought methods. Learners are taught how to combine tools like Gemini and Notebook LM for comprehensive outputs. Multi-step prompting that uses both roles and personas is explored in depth, and participants will practice incorporating human-in-the-loop feedback loops to refine and validate AI responses.

The session also covers multimodal and cross-modal prompting, where learners work across text, audio, and image inputs. More sophisticated use of few-shot prompting is demonstrated to give users better control over tone and content. Writing techniques are taken further with advanced style development, and attention is paid to bias mitigation and safety. Participants will explore cutting-edge self-optimizing AI paradigms and prepare for the future with insights into the capabilities of upcoming versions like ChatGPT 5. As always, the session ends with a review of safety and risk management for high-level AI use.

Learn how to create Azure Blob storage resources, manage data through the blob storage lifecycle, and work with containers and items by using the Azure Blob storage client library V12 for .NET.

Prerequisites
At least one year of experience developing scalable solutions through all phases of software development.
Have a base understanding of Azure and cloud concepts, services, and the Azure portal.
If you're new to Azure or cloud computing, it's recommended you complete the AZ-900: Azure Fundamentals course.