If you read the last AI Quick Tip and are thinking that this is the same thing, it is not. That post was a small section that you can add to your prompts. This post is a full prompt that you can use as-is or modify to your liking.
Sometimes, the smartest move is not using AI
AI can do a lot.But that doesn’t mean you always should let it.
OpenAI’s prompting guide for GPT-5.2 has some really good information and guidance. Hopefully you can save some time by just reading relevant sections here.
Continuing with documentation snippets that may be useful for you, this post will go over the section on “Handling ambiguity and hallucination risk” from OpenAI’s GPT-5.2 prompting guide.
Since I know that most people don’t go through the technical documentation when new models come out (or ever), I want to point out sections that I think will help with people’s day-to-day AI tool usage.
Here’s one way to use ChatGPT that most people overlook:Start messy.Then let the bot clean it up.
There’s a lot of attention on image generation right now with the release of Google’s Nano Banana Pro (that’s Gemini 3 Pro Image Preview).
One of the useful features of the new Gemini 3 Pro Image model (aka Nano Banana Pro) is that it can easily create or edit images in a variety of aspect ratios. This is useful because different social media platforms require specific aspect ratios for images. And, of...
Here are 6 best practices from Google to consider when prompting their image generation models (Nano Banana and Nano Banana Pro)
A lot of people, including me, recommend iterating as part of prompt engineering.
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