All articles tagged with #prompts
Google's Gemini 3.1 Pro is pitched as a versatile, multi-modal AI capable of long-context, multi-step reasoning. The article tests its capabilities and presents seven concrete prompts—long-document extraction, logic stress testing, code architecture, getting unstuck fast, contextual video analysis, synthetic data generation, and deep research synthesis—to turn the model into an execution engine for productive, deep work.
A Tom's Guide feature endorses a universal “unicorn prompt” that makes chatbots slow down and ask clarifying questions before answering. The exact prompt tells the AI to act as your assistant, allow up to three questions if unclear, and then deliver three outputs: the answer, a plan, and potential pitfalls, while noting any assumptions. Practically, this approach improves responses across tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude, and is useful for real-life tasks such as drafting awkward messages, planning a week, learning quickly, and getting unstuck when thinking becomes overwhelmed. The piece argues the core AI problem isn’t stupidity but guessing, and the unicorn prompt fixes this by forcing clarification, structure, and conciseness.
The article shares seven clever ChatGPT prompts designed to enhance productivity and simplify daily tasks, such as prioritizing schedules, summarizing emails, meal planning, organizing to-do lists, rephrasing messages, and practicing mindfulness, making it a valuable tool for busy individuals to stay organized and sane.
The article reveals four secret prompts for ChatGPT—ELI5 for simple explanations, TLDR for summaries, Jargonize to add industry language, and Humanize to make responses more natural—highlighting how users can leverage these shortcuts for more effective interactions.
To get better results from ChatGPT, users should craft specific, clear prompts with enough context, refine their requests through follow-up questions, consider the tone and audience, add relevant background information, and set clear limits on the response length. These strategies help elicit more accurate, relevant, and tailored outputs from the AI.
The article discusses four effective prompts to optimize ChatGPT as a workplace assistant, including summarizing websites, highlighting key points, performing market research, and generating alternatives, thereby enhancing productivity and efficiency at work.
The article provides five creative ChatGPT prompts to try over the weekend, including using the AI as a global travel advisor, weather forecaster, smart home designer, language tutor, and personal chef. These prompts utilize features available to free users and aim to enhance productivity and fun with AI.
OpenAI has enhanced ChatGPT with the GPT-4-Turbo, offering improved reasoning and conversation abilities for ChatGPT Plus subscribers. Seven fun prompts for ChatGPT users are suggested, including time travel adventures, word games, crafting ice cream sundaes, creating jokes, book recommendations, collaborative poetry writing, and imagining an alien visitor. These prompts cater to various interests and engagement levels, providing an enjoyable and interactive experience with the AI chatbot.
Here are three fun AI prompts to try this weekend on various AI tools like ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, and more. The prompts include crafting a captivating story for a child, creating an image for the story, and composing a song based on the story. Each prompt can be tailored to your preferences and used across different AI platforms for text, image, and music generation.
Midjourney has released an upgraded version of its AI image-generating service, Midjourney V6, which produces shockingly realistic photos with attention to detail. The alpha version of V6 will be available on Discord for a limited time, and users can switch to V6 by typing "/settings" or adding "--v 6" to their prompts. V6 requires more explicit prompts and is slightly slower, but its images are highly convincing. Midjourney will enforce community standards more strictly due to the potential for deceptive use of these realistic images.
Google's AI demos at I/O showcased the importance of asking the right questions to get the desired results. The Duet AI and Search Generative Experience tools prompt users on how to prompt them by offering follow-up questions and contextual data. However, users need to hand-hold the AI by providing hyper-specific, long queries and reference links or data sets. The challenge for programmers is to anticipate what questions users want answered before they've even asked them. The article highlights the discomfort of not knowing what we really want from AI and the need to rewire our brains to speak with AI more fluently.
To get quality output from AI writing tools like ChatGPT, it is important to provide clear and well-defined prompts. The problem often lies not with the AI itself, but with the limitations and vagueness of the input provided. By following four main steps, including understanding your needs and requirements, treating AI like a digital intern, creating constraints and avoiding assumptions, and iterating and refining your input, you can unlock the full potential of AI writing and make it a valuable asset in your content creation arsenal.
Grammarly has rolled out its generative AI tools to users, allowing them to create outlines, expand on their writing, work on tone, or create text entirely. The AI tools are available in beta for both free and paid individual accounts and business customers, but users are limited to a certain number of prompts per month. Unpaid users are limited to 100 prompts per month, while premium account holders are eligible for 500 prompts per month. Business customers can access the "Teams" subscription with 500 prompts per month per user, and the "Enterprise" tier granting 1,000 prompts per month per user.
Experts on social media platforms have been sharing valuable insights and strategies for effective communication with ChatGPT, an AI chatbot. By using specific prompts, users can navigate the chatbot more effectively and achieve more personalised responses, unlocking the full potential of ChatGPT. Companies are recruiting experts who can communicate with chatbots effectively, and a new job, AI prompt engineering, has emerged in the market with a salary range of up to $300,000.