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Pringles Sour Cream & Onion Prompt: Use the reference image as the exact product. Create a premium high-energy commercial splash ad for the Pringles sour cream and onion can, shown centered and slightly tilted in mid-air, with the chips bursting out from the can opening in a dynamic flow, surrounded by an explosive splash of crispy potato chips, onion slices, green onion pieces, seasoning particles, and creamy sour cream splashes with dense floating elements filling the scene in a dynamic and impactful composition. Clean soft green gradient studio background with subtle depth, dramatic studio lighting, glossy reflections, hyper-realistic materials, frozen motion, sharp focus, cinematic depth, bold and vibrant advertising composition, photorealistic premium CGI realism. No text, no watermark, no extra labels, no packaging redesign
Sometimes the Best Prompt Is No Prompt at All People spend ten minutes writing the perfect prompt. They could have spent two minutes preparing better input. Imagine asking AI to summarize a meeting. Which works better? A messy transcript with people interrupting each other, changing topics, and repeating themselves. Or: Meeting transcript Agenda: ... Decisions: ... Open questions: ... The second one usually wins, even with a much simpler prompt. 👉 Here's the lesson: Prompting is only half the job. The quality of what you feed the model often matters even more than the words you use to ask the question.
Grok 4.6 High vs Opus 5 High vs Fable 5 High vs GPT 5.6 sol High 3D model of an Airbus H145 helicopter in Three js
Higgsfield Plugin is Officially in the ChatGPT App The Higgsfield Plugin is live in the ChatGPT app, No API key, no transferring prompts between tabs. Finally all in one place. You can now use Seedance 2.5, , Seedance 2.0, Seedream 5.0 Pro, GPT Image 2.0, and Kling 3.0 directly inside ChatGPT without leaving the chat.
This is an insane library of UI blocks, components, and patterns, with an AI prompt ready for each one. Need a specific UI? Just find what you like, copy the prompt into your AI coding agent, or grab the code directly and start building. No more spending 20 minutes trying to explain the exact UI you want to AI from scratch. This is perfect for developers, designers, and anyone building UIs using AI :) 💎Follow @chatgpt_bds for more amazing AI and LLM insights
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Prompt share: Chalk mural Prompt: A chalk pastel mural of [subject] on a weathered wall, powdery pigment texture, smudged edges, layered strokes of [color1] and [color2], urban art energy mixed with softness, large-scale composition, tactile and emotional.
Stop Asking AI to "Improve" Something Improve this. Improve it for what? Writing is always optimized for a goal. Without a goal, the model has to guess. Instead, define the success metric. Examples: ❌ Improve this paragraph. ✅ Make this easier for a 15-year-old to understand. ✅ Rewrite this so busy executives can skim it in under 30 seconds. ✅ Increase curiosity without sounding clickbait. Notice what changed. You didn't give the model more work. You gave it a target. The clearer the target, the less guessing the model has to do.
Claude Opus 5 vs Kimi K3 vs Grok 4.5 vs Codex They were handed the same unfinished drawing to four different AI models and instructed to be creative. Four completely different cats came out. 👆
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Prompt share: Glitch art Prompt: A glitch art-inspired [subject], distorted by fragmented digital overlays, pixel displacement, scanline interference, and unexpected visual corruption. Neon [color1] and [color2] pulse through the composition, creating a sense of controlled chaos that blurs the boundary between the digital world and physical reality. Futuristic atmosphere, sharp contrast, layered distortion, surreal energy, high detail, clean white background.
AI Doesn't "Remember" Your Conversation the Way You Do When people hear memory, they imagine a human remembering everything that happened earlier. That's not how an LLM works. Instead, every reply is generated by looking at the conversation that's currently available to it. This is called the context window. A context window is simply the amount of text the model can "see" while answering. As conversations grow longer, older messages may eventually fall outside that window. That's why a model can suddenly forget instructions you gave much earlier. The fix isn't repeating yourself every few messages. The fix is creating fresh summaries. 📌Example: "Here's a summary of everything we've decided so far..." A well written summary often works better than keeping hundreds of old messages.
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Prompt share: Flash Burn Motion Film Prompt: Dusty black-and-white film shot with a disposable camera look, featuring a sequence of motion-framed poses captured in rhythmic intervals. Visible flash burn, soft-focus edges, raw grain throughout, a [subject] staring directly at the camera while [doing action], wearing [outfit], expressive movement, spontaneous club energy frozen across frames, high contrast, candid editorial feel, no logos, no text.
You're Not Talking to the Whole Model Most people think every prompt gets processed the same way. It doesn't. When you ask a question, the model doesn't magically understand everything at once. Instead, it pays more attention to some parts of your prompt than others. This is called attention. Attention is the mechanism that helps the model decide which words or pieces of information are most relevant while generating the next word. That's why two prompts with the exact same information can produce very different answers depending on how they're organized. ⛔️Instead of this: "I need an email... also here's some background... and by the way don't make it formal... actually this is for a client..." 🟢 Try this: Goal: Write an email. Context: ... Requirements: • Friendly • Under 200 words • Written for a client The information didn't change. Only the structure did. The easier it is for the model to find what matters, the more consistent the output becomes.
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Prompt share: Anime Kitchen Prompt: A breathtaking cinematic anime illustration of a freshly cooked [subject] in a [container or surface], viewed from a slight top-down angle. Soft morning sunlight streams in from the side, casting dramatic shadows and warm highlights across the scene. Gentle steam rises from the food, adding warmth and realism. The atmosphere feels nostalgic and peaceful, with richly detailed surroundings, luminous natural light, photorealistic textures, emotional stillness, and a beautifully composed anime film aesthetic
AI/ML API has put Qwen 3.8 Max preview against other top models, building three Three.js scenes in one shot. Each one got access to a single Three.js file containing a war galley, a Trojan horse, and a Greek war helmet. > According to their testing, Qwen 3.8 Max completed the task considerably faster than the other models in the run, with no visible loss to the output quality. The model is coming to AI/ML API soon 👀
AI is getting ridiculous... A 20-year-old student in China reportedly built an AI speed radar with Claude. 9 days. Old camera. $20 in API calls. Then allegedly sold it to a city district for $317K.