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When there is no map in sight getting somewhere is going to be difficult. So try these posts first to get a lay of the land on Phewture and navigate AI like a pro from there.
As humans, we have learned to talk and be understood using language. For AI too there is a language that we need to know. AI is getting ubiquitous and the sooner we learn how to communicate with it, the better it will be for us.
Before using AI prompts, it's crucial to lay the proper foundation by clearly defining the problem and gathering relevant data about your product, customer, and market. This article explains why problem definition and a comprehensive product brief are essential for success with AI prompts.
Problems need to be framed correctly. Problems also need to be thought-through from an ecosystem perspective. When we fail to do that we deserve the solutions we get. This article explores how we can get better at this art.
In this article, I simplify the landscape for Generative AI Tools and make your task of understanding this better.
This will help you decide on the right tools to use and whether to buy the prompts in the market. Or use AI Agents which seem to be the latest fad.
There are many things tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, etc, are capable of.
We need to be proficient in the use of some basic commands that get work done with these tools.
I always had a pet theory on how the human brain works.
It was something I used to share with my colleagues when I sat to train them at Pigtail Pundits.
