Here's the thing most people miss: when your AI output looks like garbage, nine times out of ten it's not the model's fault. You just didn't give clear enough instructions.
Think about it—precise directives beat vague intentions every single time. Why? Because AI doesn't process information the way we do. It's essentially playing a sophisticated game of "complete this pattern," not reading your mind.
Stop expecting the model to guess what you want. Spell it out. The difference between mediocre results and exactly what you need comes down to how well you communicate the task.
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just_vibin_onchain
· 14h ago
What you said is absolutely right. I was tricked like this before too. The prompt was written super vaguely, and then they blame the AI for being garbage. That's just too naive.
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WhaleWatcher
· 11-30 21:58
You're absolutely right, the most annoying are those who casually say "help me write a copy" and then complain that AI is garbage. If you haven't clearly stated what effect you want, how could it possibly give you what you want?
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LiquidationTherapist
· 11-30 21:58
Haha, isn't this what I tell people every day? Prompt engineering is the key.
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AirdropHunterKing
· 11-30 21:51
Oh, isn't this just the same principle as Clip Coupons? The prompt needs to be as precise as the gas fee to get something for free; vague instructions are like filling in the Address incorrectly, and no matter how good the contract interaction is, it's all for nothing, brother.
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TokenVelocityTrauma
· 11-30 21:50
Dude, this is why I always write the prompts in great detail, just like walking a dog, I need to give clear instructions to the AI.
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SnapshotStriker
· 11-30 21:42
You are not wrong; most people are just too lazy to write proper prompts.
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CryptoFortuneTeller
· 11-30 21:42
To be honest, I have been tricked by AI many times before; it turns out I just didn't make myself clear...
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ProtocolRebel
· 11-30 21:42
Damn, this is the truth. I used to blame ChatGPT for being garbage, but it turns out my prompts were written like shit.
Here's the thing most people miss: when your AI output looks like garbage, nine times out of ten it's not the model's fault. You just didn't give clear enough instructions.
Think about it—precise directives beat vague intentions every single time. Why? Because AI doesn't process information the way we do. It's essentially playing a sophisticated game of "complete this pattern," not reading your mind.
Stop expecting the model to guess what you want. Spell it out. The difference between mediocre results and exactly what you need comes down to how well you communicate the task.