Class 2

Coding Chat and Writing Effective Prompts

Today, we will cover:

Use Natural Language — Write your prompt as if you’re talking to a person. Clear, conversational language helps the AI understand your request.
Be Specific — The more details you provide, the better the result. For example, instead of "Write a story," try "Write a short story about two friends who find a mysterious map at their school."
Set a Role or Context — Ask the AI to "act as if" it’s a particular expert or character. For example, "Act as if you are a travel guide. Recommend three places to visit in Paris for food lovers."
State Your Desired Output Format — Tell the AI how you want the answer presented. For example, "Summarize this article in bullet points" or "Present this as a dialogue between two characters."
Use "Do" and "Don't" Statements — Clarify what you want included or excluded. For example, "Create a recipe using chicken and rice. Don’t include any dairy products."
Give Examples — If you want a certain style or tone, provide a sample sentence or brief example.
Iterate and Refine — If the fnbbirst response isn’t quite right, adjust your prompt and try again. Building on previous outputs helps you get closer to what you want.

"You are a chef. Suggest a three-course vegetarian meal for a dinner party."
"Act as a graphic designer. What colors would you recommend for a tech startup’s logo?"

Let's each have a live session with one of the above AI Models. Using the tips and the example prompts info from above, Pick an AI model you like the sound of, and give it a shot.