Why Ai is good to others?

Do you have a weird, specific, or superstitious ritual before running an important prompt? (e.g., Always starting with "As an expert...", only prompting late at night, a specific closing line). Share your secret prompt ritual! 👻

To make AI 10x faster and cheaper, you have to completely get rid of ONE major feature (e.g., image generation, coding ability, memory). Which feature are you sacrificing?

If you could travel back five years and show just one piece of current AI output (a perfect DALL-E image, an accurate LLM response, etc.) to a past version of yourself, what would it be?

How much context or "training data" do you give an LLM before asking it a major question? (e.g., 10% of the necessary info, 50%, 90%). Share your input ratio!

We've had deepfakes and LLMs. What specific new AI technology or feature do you predict will be the major social media and news focus 6 months from now?

Hey fellow AI Adventurers, I've been going deep on how our marketing strategies need to evolve for AI—not just using tools like the HubSpot AI Assistant for creation, but fundamentally changing how we optimize for discovery. For years, we've Beitrag ansehen

If you could enforce one rule right now to ensure AI development remains ethical globally, what would that single, crucial rule be?

Forget the headlines. In your honest opinion, what is ONE job skill you believe AI has already made obsolete, and ONE new skill AI has created?

We all have that one idea. Share the craziest, most niche AI business idea you've had recently, the one you'll probably never build, but just might be genius.

What's the biggest or most time-consuming task you've passed off to an AI tool this month? No judgment here, only efficiency celebrated.

If you had $100 billion to invest in ONE undeveloped area of AI right now, where would you put it? (e.g., ethical fine-tuning, better visual prompting, universal data licensing).