My favorite AI tools - 2025 edition
An update on my favorite AI-tools...a never ending overview
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An update on my favorite AI-tools...a never ending overview
So...should we all go and explore context engineering? Yes, we should. And chances are that you've been doing it forever already.
Exploring research papers with Claude artefacts during a lunchbreak.
Building an interactive tutorial with Claude on a Sunday afternoon.
A comparative demonstration of how Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini respond to a web app development request, showcasing Claude's superior capability to generate interactive prototypes and code. Claude outperforms ChatGPT and Gemini by directly generating interactive web app prototypes with a single prompt, rather than just providing plans or design suggestions. Claude creates functional React-based applications with visual mockups, progress bars, and interactive quiz elements in response to simple one-line prompts. The AI demonstrates impressive iterative capabilities, enhancing initial suggestions with more detailed content, interactive elements, and SVG graphics upon request. Claude seamlessly converts React components into static markdown files for alternative platforms, showing flexibility across different deployment methods. I am seriously considering switching from ChatGPT to Claude as my primary LLM due to Claude's superior practical implementation capabilities.
Episode 1 of the Maai & AI series, on the different types of prompting.
Stress-free preparation...could it really work?
Our human-centered way of thinking about the writing process might not necessarily be the most logical for prompting LLMs.
Join me in a fun and interactive prompt session! We'll de-bias Dall-e, and create images that are more like us.
Do we really want US moderators to rewrite Dall-e's prompts?
DALL-E 3 is still digitally challenged.
There's a prompt for that! A quick tutorial for designing conversational system prompts.
A tutorial on three essential prompting techniques to make ChatGPT more conversational and natural. I demonstrate the problem with ChatGPT's default responses, which are too long, impersonal, and unengaging for conversational interfaces. The three tips: use OpenAI Playground instead of ChatGPT for better control over LLM behavior and access to system prompts, define a specific expert role in the system prompt rather than the generic helpful assistant since research shows expert roles result in higher quality answers, and prompt for specific behaviors like conciseness, staying on topic, and ending messages with questions to drive conversation forward. I use structured delimiters to organize prompt sections and demonstrate how each behavioral instruction refines the bot's personality and interaction style. The process is like chipping away at a block of marble: each prompt chips away at behavior, domain, interaction models, and persona until you get the conversational bot you want.
Usability challenges of writing with AI: let people write!
Blind prompting vs. prompt engineering β and what it means for conversation designers.
Wow, that went down fast!
Why does ChatGPT seem to 'know' things it shouldn't? The reason might be much more mundane than you think.
Can ChatGPT take over some of my work as a conversation designer? Can it create an intent model for me?
Let's build that classic hello world of conversation design: the Pizza Bot! Can we get ChatGPT to play along?
Part 1: you can call me Al. A conversation designer's first encounters with ChatGPT.