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Multi-persona prompting transforms one AI model into a virtual expert panel that simultaneously approaches problems from multiple perspectives. This implementation guide provides four production-ready templates.
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Most people use AI like a search engine: ask a question, get an answer. But complex decisions need multiple perspectives. Here’s how to turn one AI into a virtual expert panel—complete with the prompts that work (and the mistakes that waste your time).
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Rubber duck debugging improves problem-solving by clearly explaining challenges to an unresponsive listener. It originated in software development but is helpful for any complex problem. It reveals solutions through explanation, not external feedback.
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Hinter den Meisterleistungen der künstlichen Intelligenz steht eine für die User unsichtbare menschliche Armee, etwa in Madagaskar: Dort klicken jeden Tag fast 100.000 Menschen, um die Algorithmen der digitalen Giganten der Welt zu trainieren. Sehr sehenswerte Doku.
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The Science Press Package (SciPak) team at the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) tested for over a year whether ChatGPT can deliver reliable, high-quality short journalistic summaries of new scientific articles. In short, it’s not ready yet.
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I’m turning 50 next year, so I started a personal series called “Midlife Mediations” exploring how we inhabit time, create meaning, and understand what it means to “arrive” in life.
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Passive-aggressive behavior is indirectly expressing negative feelings instead of addressing them openly. It often involves a mismatch between words and actions, with subtle acts of resistance, procrastination, or inefficiency to show control without confrontation.
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We can’t without changing the fundamental way they work. You could try to completely ban topics like this (as they do with sex, weapons, bomb building, and some other things) or use another specialized LLM to plausibilize the results of the first one to increase the chance of detecting it.
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I waited hours for this cloud to come near the lake #lightning strike reflection.
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Es triggert mich mehr als es sollte.
31.08.2025 11:01 — 👍 31 🔁 1 💬 8 📌 0Es gibt Tage, das bestehe ich gefühlt nur aus Gefühl. Uff.
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real gamers get it 😤
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Comic. Figur 1 sagt: "Draußen ist herrliches Wetter. Wollen wir uns daheim einschließen und sämtliche Vorhänge zuziehen?" Darauf Figur zwei begeistert: "Du hast immer die besten Ideen!"
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AI confidently identifies non-existent patterns and generates fake evidence images to support its false claims when prompts assume something exists.
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Exactly.
30.08.2025 15:11 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0To teach people to spot the argument from ignorance fallacy, focus on helping them recognize burden-shifting language. Practice with real examples from everyday discussions, emphasizing that whoever makes a claim is responsible for providing evidence, not vice versa. The article has some more ideas.
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“Also, I want you to be more innovative and take risks, but remember that any mistakes will reflect poorly on your tenure review.”
Unlike simple mixed messages, double binds create systematic traps where every possible response leads to failure.
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Gaslighting is a form of psychological manipulation in which the abuser attempts to sow self-doubt and confusion in their victim’s mind by denying, misdirecting, contradicting, and lying about events, making the victim question their own memory, perception, and sanity.
www.goedel.io/p/gaslighting
First-principles thinking strips problems to their fundamental truths. This method—popularized by Elon Musk but practiced by history’s greatest innovators, from Aristotle to Einstein—rejects established assumptions in favor of elemental reasoning.
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During a discussion about extraterrestrial life, your colleague declares, “Scientists have never proven that aliens don’t exist, so they must be out there somewhere.” When you ask for evidence, they respond: “Well, can you prove they don’t exist?”
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When criticism arises, responding with "What about them?" deflects responsibility and prevents solutions.
The result: Problems persist. Institutions avoid accountability. Democratic dialogue degrades into blame-shifting contests.
www.goedel.io/p/whataboutism
Researchers reveal that the much-praised chain-of-thought reasoning could be a “fragile mirage” – impressive with familiar data, but failing dramatically with deviations. Instead of genuine logical conclusions, AI systems use superficial semantic tricks.
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Premium Newsletter: The enshittification of AI has begun. With GPT-5, OpenAI has cut access to all other models, reducing the value of even their $200-a-month subscriptions. They join Anthropic in screwing their customers over by making their products worse.
www.wheresyoured.at/the-enshitti...
The generative AI industry has perfected a new form of corporate sleight-of-hand: the black box strategy. Under the guise of "optimization" and "smart routing," major LLM providers systematically obscure what users receive for their money...
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The slippery slope fallacy occurs when someone argues that a relatively small first step will inevitably lead to a chain of related events resulting in some significant (usually adverse) effect...
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r/ChatGPTPro u/vurto • 28d If ChatGPT is not consistently dependable, how are we suppose to use it for actual work? Discussion It's behavior and results can randomly change due to some OpenAl tweaking that's opaque. On some days it can't even keep track of a fresh chat, it can't do calculations, it can't sort through a chat to extract relevant information, and when it's suppose to refer to source material in a PDF, it doesn't. All because OpenAl trained it for fluency and basically to simulate whatever it can for user satisfaction. I can use it for general chats, philosophical stuff, therapy, but nothing serious. I'm pro Al, but I approach it with skepticism knowing it's undependable (as I do with anything I read). And prompts can be interpreted/executed differently across users' own interaction with their Als so it's not truly scalable. How does the business world / leaders expect staff to adopt Al if it's not consistently dependable? It doesn't even calculate like a calculator. If the internet start claiming 2+2=5, that's what it'll answer with. I'd use it for hobbies and pet projects but I can't imagine using it for anything "mission critical".
You're so close
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The latest developer surveys reveal a fascinating paradox: while the use of AI tools in software development is skyrocketing, trust in these technologies is declining simultaneously.
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A reader pointed out a crucial limitation in my last article about "False Dilemma": by suggesting we "look for missing middle ground," I was still trapped in linear thinking–the very paradigm that creates false dilemmas in the first place.
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Have you ever been cornered in a debate where someone insists you must choose between just two options?
If this sounds familiar, you've encountered a false dilemma – one of everyday arguments' most common yet sneaky logical fallacies.
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