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Iterative Prompting as a concept

Continuing from the previous idea, we'll now be covering how to improve upon the prompts you've built so far.

Here are three points to improve and iterative your prompts with:

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Imposing artificial limits

Imposing artificial limits

By imposing conditions such as word count limits, or sentence restrictions, we can generate outputs that are concise and succinct. This basically simplifies our task, by reducing the jargon we need to deal with.

Alternatively, these limits help us curb costs, especially when using OpenAI's ...

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Setting a focal point

Setting a focal point

ChatGPT will generally focus on the entire goal/objective that is provided to it. Asking it to summarise will summarise the whole content, and asking it to build a blog website will get you a blog website.

But specificity is what matters. By telling ChatGPT what your specific

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Continuing in the AI series, here we talk about how iterating over your prompts yields better results.

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Never Rest On Your Laurels

If you've won the first handful of points or games, well done, but the match isn't over until you win two or three sets. Momentum can change on a dime - your opponent is adjusting their game as much as you are to see what is effective.

You must stay engaged in your performance regardless...

Pick a Bad Idea

Pick a Bad Idea

Sometimes, it is easier to work backwards than forwards. So, start with picking an idea that you think is bad and then work on how you would improve it.

You will start thinking of possible ways to improve your original idea, and this will lead to improved creativity. 

The Progress Principle

The idea that it's the "small wins" that keep us going, particularly in the face of stressors.

It can be enormously helpful to take a moment and reflect on what you've accomplished so far before turning your attention to the challenges that remain ahead.

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