> He argues that it's important to acknowledge that imperfection and work toward processes that improve results.
> One way to do that is to automate the prompting process in a way that makes it more repeatable. "When you do that, you identify where you're starting to get good results and you don't expect everybody to come up with a well-structured long prompt."
Wait. Where's the explanation on how to "automate the prompting process"?
> One way to do that is to automate the prompting process in a way that makes it more repeatable. "When you do that, you identify where you're starting to get good results and you don't expect everybody to come up with a well-structured long prompt."
Wait. Where's the explanation on how to "automate the prompting process"?