The Daily Prompt: Ask for Ten Terrible Ideas Before You Ask for a Good One
Creative block usually means you're guarding the first idea too closely. Today's prompt makes the model go wide, bad and weird, so you can end up somewhere good.
by Jonah Kim
Creative block usually means you're guarding the first idea too closely. Today's prompt makes the model go wide, bad and weird, so you can end up somewhere good.
by Jonah Kim
An old classroom trick for modern models: before any big task, ask the AI to restate the job, flag its risky assumptions and ask you three questions.
by Jonah Kim
Agents are optimistic narrators. Today's prompt makes them account for what they did, what they skipped and what they assumed, in five short sections you can read in forty seconds.
by Jonah Kim
Fluent isn't the same as true. A simple, repeatable routine and a table of red flags for catching most of the AI mistakes that matter.
by Dev Raman
One explanation rarely sticks. An analogy, a mechanism and a worked example, plus a test question, usually does. A former teacher's favorite learning prompt.
by Jonah Kim
Models can now read a novel in one go. That doesn't mean they remember it the way you do. Here's what a context window really is, and how to work around its blind spots.
by Lena Hartmann
Imagine it's six months from now and the plan has flopped. This prompt turns that grim fantasy into ranked risks, early warning signs and one cheap test to run this week.
by Jonah Kim
Pricing pages, error messages and model launches all talk about tokens. Here's what they are, and the four everyday AI quirks they explain.
by Lena Hartmann
Every new chat starts with a brilliant stranger. A short, well-kept document about who you are and how you work fixes that across every assistant you use. Here's how to write one.
by Lena Hartmann
Seven short sessions, one skill each: asking clearly, giving context, setting formats, iterating, checking, thinking and building a habit. Start Monday; be surprised by Sunday.
by Maya Okafor