Remember this viral AI prompt that, according to some guy on Reddit, blew everyone's mind?
"What do you know about me that I might not know about myself based on our previous interactions and memory?”
I liked this prompt, actually, and I also learned a bit from it(especially my underutilised creative side, which I still need to validate), but a week ago, I thought about turning the question around, and I've been super surprised with the recent outcomes. So this is me sharing it with you.
(feels a lot like yet another guy from the internet talking about AI tips, but here it goes)
Three steps:
1. "Looking back at our discussions, your memory, and your context about me, what parts might you not know about me that could help you produce better results for future prompts?"
2. Fill in the answers
3. "Considering the new information I've shared, what has changed compared to your previous perception? I'm not looking for a summary of the new details you've learned, but rather any shifts in your deeper understanding of my personality, traits, motivations, or mindset."
"What do you know about me that I might not know about myself based on our previous interactions and memory?”
I liked this prompt, actually, and I also learned a bit from it(especially my underutilised creative side, which I still need to validate), but a week ago, I thought about turning the question around, and I've been super surprised with the recent outcomes. So this is me sharing it with you.
(feels a lot like yet another guy from the internet talking about AI tips, but here it goes)
Three steps:
1. "Looking back at our discussions, your memory, and your context about me, what parts might you not know about me that could help you produce better results for future prompts?"
2. Fill in the answers
3. "Considering the new information I've shared, what has changed compared to your previous perception? I'm not looking for a summary of the new details you've learned, but rather any shifts in your deeper understanding of my personality, traits, motivations, or mindset."