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4. Clinical Study Protocol
— God of Prompt (@godofprompt) 6 mai 2025
Prompt:
“Write a IRB‑ready PDF protocol for a Phase II trial on wearable glucose sensors objectives, methodology, ethical safeguards, Gantt‑chart timeline.” pic.twitter.com/Q9oOmyja4D
4. Clinical Study Protocol Prompt: “Write a IRB‑ready PDF protocol for a Phase II trial on wearable glucose sensors objectives, methodology, ethical safeguards, Gantt‑chart timeline.”
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2. Product Requirements Document (PRD)
— God of Prompt (@godofprompt) 6 mai 2025
Prompt:
“Create a PRD PDF for a mobile feature: in‑app voice search. Cover user stories, acceptance criteria, wireframe boxes, and launch KPIs.” pic.twitter.com/e1jiWG9uBs
2. Product Requirements Document (PRD) Prompt: “Create a PRD PDF for a mobile feature: in‑app voice search. Cover user stories, acceptance criteria, wireframe boxes, and launch KPIs.”
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1. Investor Pitch Deck
— God of Prompt (@godofprompt) 6 mai 2025
Prompt:
“Draft a 12‑slide PDF pitch deck for FlowAI (pre‑seed SaaS). Include problem, TAM/SAM/SOM, solution, GTM, traction placeholders, team bios, and ask.” pic.twitter.com/5XPhXrcfjo
1. Investor Pitch Deck Prompt: “Draft a 12‑slide PDF pitch deck for FlowAI (pre‑seed SaaS). Include problem, TAM/SAM/SOM, solution, GTM, traction placeholders, team bios, and ask.”
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Grok 3's PDF rendering is insane. From a simple prompt, you can create PDF docs like research papers, resumes, invoices, business proposals, and even e-books. Here are 10 wild examples: (Prompts + demos included ↓)
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Wow, a 69-page masterclass? Sounds like they’re really committed to making prompt engineering a thing! Can’t wait to dive in.
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I’ve been using ChatGPT for simple stuff, but clearly I’ve been underusing it. These prompts are next level.
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If the next generation cannot write and think well enough to come up with good prompts, they ask Claude to write a good prompt for them. The future is in grunt-to-speech models
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Why you should jump in: -LLM vulnerability is a very important concern — and you'll be helping to advance this field. -Don't code? No problem—half of last year’s winners came from psych & bio. You just have to "hack" through prompts! – You’ll learn from the folks who wrote
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Now they’re back with HackAPrompt 2.0, bigger stakes, bigger brains, and $100K in prizes. We’re thrilled to support them again at @towards_AI !
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… leading to the largest vulnerability study of LLMs back then, while also confirming their susceptibility to such attacks and categorizing these adversarial prompts into a comprehensive taxonomical ontology.