Short YouTube monologue by Justin R. Lester diagnosing why users get poor responses from LLMs: the problem is poor prompts, not the user or the model. He urges users to improve prompts, offers a free prompt sheet via jrlester.com/prompts or by commenting “prompts,” and includes a special offer of 100 church-specific prompts for church-affiliated viewers.
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I know the reason why your responses on all your large language models, whether it's chatgpt, Claude, or Perplexity, are terrible. And here's the solution you're prompting the reason that you're getting terrible responses is not because of you. It's because of your prompts. Good data in, good data out Bad data in, bad data out. My challenge to you Better prompts if you go to jrlester.com prompts or comment the phrase prompts, I'd love to send you my prompt sheet. And if you're a part of a church, I'll also send you 100 free church prompts for you to use. The reason being is you don't need to spend more money on more tools. You need to perfect your prompting. By perfecting your prompting, you are telling and training your large language model of exactly what to give back to you, what you like, what you don't like, and how to personalize it. So comment prompts below. I would love to send you a prompt sheet for you engage with AI tools to know that you have the right ones to use, how to engage them, and how to make sure that you're mastering what you do so you don't have to spend a lot of money to get what you need back. Comment Prompts I'd love to see my prompt sheet today.