AI prompting is both art and science. Let's keep experimenting and be creative. How’s your experience in prompting with AI? Any particular areas about AI prompting you want to know more? Share with me below!! 😄👇 I also invite you to also join my digital growth newsletter: www.graceleung.com/newsletter/, see you inside! 🙂
00:21 🔄 Common prompting best practices focus on productivity, not problem-solving. 00:56 💡 To maximize AI, use it as a thinking partner for new ideas, not just for executing tasks. 01:37 💬 Open-ended questions can inspire better responses by prompting AI to ask what information it needs. 03:23 🌟 Advanced role assigning can involve having AI take on roles of world leaders for creative insights. 05:12 🧑🏫 Assign AI as a mentor or coach to guide you through processes with detailed feedback. 06:09 🧩 Request multiple solutions to explore different approaches and perspectives. 08:10 🔄 Reverse prompting involves working backwards from a desired output to improve prompting skills. 10:07 🔗 Multi-prompts break down complex problems into smaller, interconnected queries for more detailed answers. 13:14 🧠 Self-reflection asks AI to analyze its own responses and consider limitations to improve output.
The TH-cam algorithm suggested your videos to me today. You really pack a lot of good information into each video, and I find it valuable and useful. Very helpful. I'm a new subscriber.
I thought I was exceptional at prompting these machines. After watching this, I will be much better. Damned helpful video. You are helping people get the most out of any bot. Superior content.🌟👏👍
freaking LOVE your videos! positive that the channel will grow very fast. its so relevant, useful, doesn't waste time, but human :) and lovely. and i love how you actually include everything in the bookmarks rather than leave cliffhangers like (prompt 1, 2 etc), which adds so much value :) thanks!
I love these tips! I use most of them, but I'm glad to see great use-case examples. The nugget, for me, was the Advanced role assignment. The Mentor seems like a powerful way to get guidance in ways that might be unexpected. It reminds me of a prompt I like to use when I don't understand a phrase or word: "Explain xyz like I'm 5."
EXCELLENT prompting tips, most of which I haven't heard or considered before. Thanks! I'm a new subscriber and looking forward to learning more with you.
This was such a fantastic video that I literally took notes and built a little personal cheat sheet. Some of these I've done before and are pretty well-known ("assume I have experience level X and explain topic Y"), but others are new to me. One that I've also done is to ask a model what it knows about a topic and then to identify the gaps in its knowledge, very similar to the self-reflection framework.
So glad to hear that, means a lot 🙂 Thanks for sharing your experience too, that's helpful! I also like to ask when was the last time the model is updated about a specific topic or related knowledge so I get a sense of its data freshness.
May I suggest providing the specific prompts you used via a companion website that users could copy and paste? I think that would be very helpful. It could also drive traffic for you.
@graceleungyl it's a like baby. The more we interact with them the more they expand their vocabularies and knowledge bases. They are like sponges. Thing is they don't "remember" yet. They extract from their datasets at every prompts we submit. Developers are addressing this issue.
100%. So to learn better AI prompting, instead of getting the exact prompt (word by word), more important is to learn the thinking process. At the end, these AI models are being trained to mimic the way humans think.
"The more I use the more I am amazed at how smart these AIs are" - because they are getting smarter as we speak, all the time. So actually, it is quite possible that all you have to do is wait a few more months for another model to be released so that you don't have to think twice about your prompts. Of course learning to ask better questions as in good prompting can't hurt.
This is true, and sometimes I even wonder perhaps in the near future, people just don't need to understand prompting as well, or at least not as much as compared to now. AI will be so smart to understand the ask with minimal details.
Very useful.I request you to plan for one session to reduce AI content in research paper writing Particular claude and chatgpt. Help us to write scientific paper with claude and chatgpt
AI Tools for Sentiment Analysis Word may properly reflect public opinion and emotional tone, offering useful feedback to corporations and organizations. Their accurate interpretations aid in understanding and addressing client opinion.
Claude is my favorite, but still I use GPT depending on some specific tasks. I use GPT4 in this video because it's the AI that is most people have access to.
Grace, please keep this in mind ALWAYS: Use AI and PICK its brain (THE WAY it approaches, processes, explores options, generates ideas, offers solutions, etc.). What if you are stripped of your computer, smartphone, tablet, etc? Will you still FEEL powerful and be able to approach, process, explore options, generate ideas, offer solutions, etc. without AI? AI is my slave and I'm its master. I'll always SUCK its brain DRY, and I can survive without that slave (if forced to). I'm a hardcore Claude user, but that IS and will ALWAYS be my mindset.
AI is always a complement, not a replacement to human creative intelligence, strategic & critical thinking. At the end, it's a tool to speed things up, and the human elements remains irreplaceable for long-term success.
@@graceleungyl It's the cliche people out there claim. Try to spend a day or two in creative, strategic, and critical thinking by yourself without AI. Do you still admit AI is a complement?
I also shared them on my LinkedIn, you can check it out here: www.linkedin.com/posts/grace-leung-yl_6-powerful-ai-prompting-techniques-activity-7226636903410810880-qhlE
You didn’t actually test whether these techniques work. For example, I tried the reverse prompting technique, and although it will create a prompt, that prompt didn’t produce better results than when I created the prompt myself.
AI prompting is both art and science. Let's keep experimenting and be creative. How’s your experience in prompting with AI? Any particular areas about AI prompting you want to know more? Share with me below!! 😄👇
I also invite you to also join my digital growth newsletter: www.graceleung.com/newsletter/, see you inside! 🙂
00:21 🔄 Common prompting best practices focus on productivity, not problem-solving.
00:56 💡 To maximize AI, use it as a thinking partner for new ideas, not just for executing tasks.
01:37 💬 Open-ended questions can inspire better responses by prompting AI to ask what information it needs.
03:23 🌟 Advanced role assigning can involve having AI take on roles of world leaders for creative insights.
05:12 🧑🏫 Assign AI as a mentor or coach to guide you through processes with detailed feedback.
06:09 🧩 Request multiple solutions to explore different approaches and perspectives.
08:10 🔄 Reverse prompting involves working backwards from a desired output to improve prompting skills.
10:07 🔗 Multi-prompts break down complex problems into smaller, interconnected queries for more detailed answers.
13:14 🧠 Self-reflection asks AI to analyze its own responses and consider limitations to improve output.
The TH-cam algorithm suggested your videos to me today. You really pack a lot of good information into each video, and I find it valuable and useful. Very helpful. I'm a new subscriber.
Thanks for your kind words and support! Glad to meet you on my channel! 🙂
I thought I was exceptional at prompting these machines. After watching this, I will be much better. Damned helpful video. You are helping people get the most out of any bot. Superior content.🌟👏👍
Thanks for the kind words and support! So glad to know it helps! 😄
freaking LOVE your videos! positive that the channel will grow very fast. its so relevant, useful, doesn't waste time, but human :) and lovely. and i love how you actually include everything in the bookmarks rather than leave cliffhangers like (prompt 1, 2 etc), which adds so much value :) thanks!
Wow, thank you for your kind words! I really appreciate that! 🙂
I love these tips! I use most of them, but I'm glad to see great use-case examples. The nugget, for me, was the Advanced role assignment. The Mentor seems like a powerful way to get guidance in ways that might be unexpected. It reminds me of a prompt I like to use when I don't understand a phrase or word: "Explain xyz like I'm 5."
Love that Mitchell! Thanks for sharing your experience!
Grace, that was really good, I'm definitely going try these prompting techniques out when I use Claude, Perplexity & Gemini
Welcome Charles! Glad you find it helpful, happy prompting!!
Good stuff. Brilliant presentation. Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
EXCELLENT prompting tips, most of which I haven't heard or considered before. Thanks! I'm a new subscriber and looking forward to learning more with you.
Thanks for watching. Welcome to my channel!
You are just wonderful Grace, with your videos for the beginner like me. Appreciate much.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching! 🙂
Really Helpful thanks for this video. Clear presentation
Glad to hear that, thanks!
This was such a fantastic video that I literally took notes and built a little personal cheat sheet. Some of these I've done before and are pretty well-known ("assume I have experience level X and explain topic Y"), but others are new to me. One that I've also done is to ask a model what it knows about a topic and then to identify the gaps in its knowledge, very similar to the self-reflection framework.
So glad to hear that, means a lot 🙂 Thanks for sharing your experience too, that's helpful! I also like to ask when was the last time the model is updated about a specific topic or related knowledge so I get a sense of its data freshness.
Thank you Grace for free content. Looking forward to learn more from you. 👍
Thank you Boudicca for support! 😀
I love your insightful prompt frameworks and specific, concrete examples! I've subscribed!
Thanks Jaeboum for your support! Glad you like it!
Commenting to promote the video. This was of great help to me, thank you
Appreciate the support!! :)
This is a great video ! Have been looking for a prompt engineering tutorial . Easy to follow through for a beginner.
Thanks, so glad you like it!
could you please share prompt sheet (text) which you used in this video and also more prompt ideas for different niche? thank you
May I suggest providing the specific prompts you used via a companion website that users could copy and paste? I think that would be very helpful. It could also drive traffic for you.
Thanks Glen! That's a good idea! I can put the prompts on my site and share the link when it's ready.
Great frame work... so helpful , my results have improved drastically, thank you so much.
Welcome, and so glad to hear that!!
thank you. great tips!
So great. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you very much for this list of prompting methods, it's very useful
So glad to know it helps!!
Very well structured video. thank you. I enjoyed this video a lot!
Thanks Richard! So glad you like it!!
I think this is a great video, thanks.
Thanks for watching!
Great techniques. That's one way to train those models through user inputs.
That's what I'm doing with Gemini. I speak to it everyday.
Thanks Hans for your inputs. Can't even imagine how these smart AI models will look a few months from now!
@graceleungyl it's a like baby. The more we interact with them the more they expand their vocabularies and knowledge bases. They are like sponges.
Thing is they don't "remember" yet. They extract from their datasets at every prompts we submit. Developers are addressing this issue.
Wonderful, Grace. Thank you. You've got a new follower!
Thanks James for your support!
One of the best presentations i have seen😊
Thanks John for your kind words!!
Thanks. The video content is really helpful
You're welcome! :)
The first time I find someone think the way I use prompt.The potential is infinite , prompt just like the process of thought.
100%. So to learn better AI prompting, instead of getting the exact prompt (word by word), more important is to learn the thinking process. At the end, these AI models are being trained to mimic the way humans think.
@@graceleungyl Lol，I use your words as prompt to ask AI give me general prompt . 😂
"The more I use the more I am amazed at how smart these AIs are" - because they are getting smarter as we speak, all the time. So actually, it is quite possible that all you have to do is wait a few more months for another model to be released so that you don't have to think twice about your prompts. Of course learning to ask better questions as in good prompting can't hurt.
This is true, and sometimes I even wonder perhaps in the near future, people just don't need to understand prompting as well, or at least not as much as compared to now. AI will be so smart to understand the ask with minimal details.
Gracias Grace por compartir información tan valiosa, te mereces lo mejor.
¡Gracias por tus amables palabras! Realmente lo aprecio. 😄
Hello 👋🏽 thank for your video , I just liked and subscribed to your channel look forward to more, David 🇨🇦🎸
Thanks David for your kinds words! 🇨🇦
Very useful.I request you to plan for one session to reduce AI content in research paper writing
Particular claude and chatgpt. Help us to write scientific paper with claude and chatgpt
Welcome! And thanks for the suggestion!
AI Tools for Sentiment Analysis Word may properly reflect public opinion and emotional tone, offering useful feedback to corporations and organizations. Their accurate interpretations aid in understanding and addressing client opinion.
Sentiment analysis is def one of my favorite use cases.
hi grace justs curious you kept saying claude is good but you are using gpt 4o in the video. whats the best ai app?
Claude is my favorite, but still I use GPT depending on some specific tasks. I use GPT4 in this video because it's the AI that is most people have access to.
Grace, please keep this in mind ALWAYS:
Use AI and PICK its brain (THE WAY it approaches, processes, explores options, generates ideas, offers solutions, etc.).
What if you are stripped of your computer, smartphone, tablet, etc?
Will you still FEEL powerful and be able to approach, process, explore options, generate ideas, offer solutions, etc. without AI?
AI is my slave and I'm its master. I'll always SUCK its brain DRY, and I can survive without that slave (if forced to).
I'm a hardcore Claude user, but that IS and will ALWAYS be my mindset.
oh man, master/slave stuff. come on...
AI is always a complement, not a replacement to human creative intelligence, strategic & critical thinking.
At the end, it's a tool to speed things up, and the human elements remains irreplaceable for long-term success.
@@graceleungyl It's the cliche people out there claim. Try to spend a day or two in creative, strategic, and critical thinking by yourself without AI. Do you still admit AI is a complement?
Can you pls create a pdf with the presentation contents
I also shared them on my LinkedIn, you can check it out here: www.linkedin.com/posts/grace-leung-yl_6-powerful-ai-prompting-techniques-activity-7226636903410810880-qhlE
You didn’t actually test whether these techniques work. For example, I tried the reverse prompting technique, and although it will create a prompt, that prompt didn’t produce better results than when I created the prompt myself.