Fwd: How I Prompted My Way to Publish-Ready Content

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The idea is: learn to prompt chatbots very well = get way better outputs.

Right now, intricate prompting is helpful for some tasks. But over time, we think it’s an overrated skill. Here’s why:

1. As AI models improve, they require less “engineered” prompts. DALL-E 3 is a great example of this (you get top-tier images with < 10-word prompts).

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My favorite writing trick is to only write my introduction then ask friends who represent my audience this question:

"After reading only this intro, what are the most interesting ideas I could possibly cover in the rest of the post?"

I pick and choose the responses that resonate with me. This is how I de-risk my post from lacking novelty: Am I headed... See more

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So, if the models are capable of all of this, what actually stops people from getting the most out of them?

Ambition: Not enough people ask the model to help them with real work. They ask it to help them with drafting email or coming up with funny songs.

Patience: How much context are you willing to provide it to help you? How does it compare to the

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You actually have likely read enough at this point to be a good prompt engineer. Let’s start with the third principle I shared earlier—treat AI like a person and tell it what kind of person it is.

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Issue #52: Bionic Prompts for alpha, strategy, high-quality outputs

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