Your Prompt is My Command: On Assessing the Human-Centred Generality of Multimodal Models | Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research
Something that’s been on my mind is flipping the relationship between the human and language model when going through a creative process. It seems that we often want to ask questions of language models, and we expect them to brainstorm ideas or give us answers, but I wonder if another fruitful pattern here is having models ask questions of us .
ChatGPT as muse, not oracle

You know how some people seem to have a magic touch with LLMs? They get incredible, nuanced results while everyone else gets generic junk.
The common wisdom is that this is a technical skill. A list of secret hacks, keywords, and formulas you have to learn.
But a new paper suggests this... See more
Build prompts that force you to demonstrate understanding, not just consume it. Here are some ways to create interaction patterns that force you to do the explaining, rather than letting AI do the heavy lifting.
The Feynman test:
The recall prompt:
The one-question rule: