Because its all about setting the relevant context and asking the right questions. Doing that across mutiple powerful models makes the outputs way better.
Hi, I'm Dazza Greenwood, of CIVICS.com and law.MIT.edu, among other things.
I've been busy crafting a domain specific skill focus that I've been calling "Legal Prompt Engineering" (I hope the phrase takes off) out in the world and back in the lab. And I blog more frequently on Generative AI and law and everything at DazzaGreenwood.com.
This site) is where I am putting interesting related to prompt/output pairs exchanges between two or more powerful generative AI models. Why? So I can find those materials again, and they're easy for other to access or find as well.
- Here's my first thing: How about getting Claude and ChatGPT to have a nice visit?
Here's the second thing: Claude and ChatGPT Collaborating closely to generate and develop a risk analyzer!
I'll post more later. If you like this, or other stuff I do, and feel the desire to say so, you can leave a nice recommendation on LinkedIn so I have nice things on my profile.
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