@0xluffy_eth: One Prompt to Control ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude Simultaneously, Doubling Efficiency Rating: D-Level (Low Answer Precision) · 'Please help' (Help with what?) · 'Get it done for me' (Abandoning instruction) · 'How about this' (Unclear purpose) · 'Just make it look good' (Zero standards) · 'Just do whatever' (...
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Shares a prompt technique that can simultaneously control multiple AI models like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude, along with a quality rating for prompts (from D-level to C-level), aiming to boost efficiency.
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A single prompt to simultaneously master ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude, doubling your efficiency - ranked:
D level (Low response accuracy)
· “Please help me” (help with what?)
· “Help me get it done” (abdicating instructions)
· “How about this?” (unclear purpose)
· “Just make it decent” (zero standards)
· “Just mess around with it” (thinking stops)
· “Take a look” (look at what?)
C level (Barely usable) ↓
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