🫟 Secret Command: How to Make a Neural Network Stop Slacking and Work Precisely

Many of us, when first starting to use neural networks, fall into the same trap: we pass off the AI's output as the final product.

It's like trying to eat a just-reheated frozen meal—scorching hot on the outside, but ice cold inside.

If you spend a lot of time correcting the same mistakes, the problem isn't the neural network's "stupidity," but our approach.

Instead of rewriting the response every time, you need to "set the ground rules" for the neural network once.

For example, add a request in the instructions not to make assumptions for you, not to simplify complex points, and to honestly point out inaccuracies.

This will save a lot of nerves and time.
Create a "Prompt Notebook." Collect successful formulations. The main trick is a block called "Instructions for All Tasks."

📌 Write down the secret command: "Do not add assumptions, do not simplify technical nuances, and mark uncertainties instead of guessing."

Copy this block to the beginning of every dialogue with the AI)

👉 Master Prompt Engineering here