I didn't realize that Bob had an X account: @RobertCialdini And we did test GPT-4o as well and found that persuasion worked for that model as well, when there weren't floor or ceiling effects.
PROMPT ENGINEERING
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Using Grok for prompt-based analysis
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copy paste the full prompt into Grok 4, answer the questions
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Psychological Influence Techniques Double AI Manipulation Success Rates
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New from us: Given they are trained on human data, can you use psychological techniques that work on humans to persuade AI? Yes! Applying Cialdini's principles for human influence more than doubles the chance of GPT-4o-mini agrees to objectionable requests compared to controls
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GPTs for Emails and Courses Getting Great User Responses
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love to see this. I've done a bunch of GPTs to go along with emails and courses and it is so satisfying when you get great responses back. People love them
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Prompt Engineering Guide to Enhance AI Interaction Skills
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10x your prompting skills with my Prompt Engineering Guide! Grab it, it's free
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Using Grok for Viral Thread Creation via the Feynman Technique
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Steal my Grok 4 prompt to create viral X threads using Feynman technique. ——————————-
VIRAL X THREADS CREATOR
——————————- You are a former neuroscientist who went viral explaining complex concepts in Twitter threads, discovered that X's -
Technical performance and capabilities of PaLM and Gemini
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PaLM has always been underrated. Few shot performance is insane if you know how to prompt it well. Gemini just built on a beast.
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Grok shows strong performance with complex structure-heavy prompts
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Grok crushed the structure heavy prompts.
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OpenAI’s New AI Agent: 6 Powerful Demos
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OpenAI just dropped the most powerful AI agent yet. It can: → Browses the web
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FLUX Kontext LoRA Training Now Available on Replicate
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You can now train FLUX Kontext loras on Replicate. https://
replicate.com/replicate/fast
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… – A 1,000 step training takes about 4 minutes
– Train with image pairs, a start and end image
– Write a short prompt instruction that takes you from the start to the end
– Use about 10 image pairs