More text in AI prompts helps models filter signal from noise, so you don't need perfect wording. But don't over-polish: the core idea and shipping fast matter more than lengthy, polished content.
AI rewards verbosity and brevity. The verbosity part is that AI is much better at sort of sifting out signal when there's a little bit of dirt in there. And so I find that when you just sort of put more text into the prompt, it actually does a lot better and provides a whole lot more value to you because it's just able to sift things out a bit better. And that means you don't need to figure out what the absolute, you know, most precise writing is. You should just kind of chat at it. In fact, I even find voice-to-text is a pretty good way to be getting information into a prompt to make it do better and do bigger things. But then on the other side, I find that like the core idea is gonna be the most valuable and the trying to write like a whole book around that is becoming less and less valuable, particularly as we're trying to figure out, okay, let's put this into AI and like link other things to see what the bigger ideas are that go between the ideas. So come up with your idea, go ship your idea, don't worry about making it long. Brevity and verbosity go together in the world of AI.
