Be specific

Imagine walking into a cafe and saying, “Bring me something to eat.” The waiter will be confused - everyone has different tastes. It’s the same with AI: the vaguer the request, the more general and useless the answer. The mechanics are simple: the neural network guesses what you meant according to your words. Few words - a lot of guesses - the average answer is “for everyone”. Technique: add three things - what exactly, how much and a frame. Instead of “tell us about nutrition,” it turns out to be “give 3 simple breakfasts that can be prepared in under 10 minutes.” A number, a topic and a limitation appear - and the answer immediately becomes useful. A common beginner mistake: asking “everything at once” and then getting upset that the water came out. Don't be afraid to narrow your topic—a narrow question will almost always yield a better answer than a broad one. If you're not sure how to narrow it down, ask yourself, “What can I realistically do with this answer in five minutes?”