Here's a shift in thinking about how you write prompts for AI.

Instead of explaining to AI HOW you want something done, clarify the RESULT you want.

For example, instead of starting with "You are a copywriter..." say "I want to rewrite my home page copy..."

Then, confirm the AI understands you.

Think of training AI like training a new hire.

It won't get everything right immediately and will make a lot of inaccurate assumptions.

However, if you're patient and keep steering it in the right direction, it will become more accurate over time and require fewer corrections.

I just signed up for early access to Veo 2, Google's AI video generation platform.

Curious to see what it is capable of. Stay tuned.

deepmind.google/technologies...

Start your own website. Run your own blog. Use decentralized and open-sourced platforms

@ghost.org is a great open-sourced blogging platform and website builder
Pixelfed is doing great work for images and runs on the social web

Support open social projects so your homes on the web don't fall apart

Whenever I sit down to get some work done, this happens. At least my lap is always warm.

A SpaceX rocket experienced a "rapid unscheduled disassembly," according to the company. Doesn't this just mean it exploded?

I wonder what other single words could be turned into a multi-word salad...

Suggestions welcome.