If you're using AI to generate content you may have noticed that, without persistent urging, AIs are boring writers. I've been experimenting with various techniques, including setting up personas
Look, we need to talk about a fundamental problem with AI assistants: they're pathologically nice. This isn't just an annoyance - it's a critical failure mode that
Every morning, your organisation's AI champion (maybe that's you) logs in with fresh optimism. They run their successful prompt from yesterday. And they regard the result with stomach-leadening horror.
Where co-pilots learn bad habits
Let's talk about where your co-pilot learned to code. Sure, it ingested GitHub repositories and documentation, but let's be honest - the real culprit
The quality of our prompts has become crucial to project success. Yet, managing complex technical instructions often leads to unwieldy, difficult-to-maintain prompts that result in inconsistent or suboptimal AI outputs.