@AdrianPunk115: This is really an information gap! Many people are still frantically researching "de-AI-ifying prompts" and various ski…
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The tweet highlights an information gap where many people are still researching outdated AI prompt techniques, while ChatGPT has advanced with new features like Writing Style and Google Drive integration.
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