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Universal prompt framework that works with all LLMs and writing types If you’ve ever used AI to write an email, a blog post, or a project update and felt like you spent more time editing the output than it would have taken to write it yourself, chances are your draft looks something like this: It opens with “In today’s rapidly evolving landscape.” You keep removing “delve,” “tapestry,” and “it’s worth noting.” There are enough em dashes to fill a novel. The content is accurate, but it reads like it could have been written by anyone, about anything. You publish it anyway because the deadline won’t wait. We dealt with the exact same thing for over three years at Towards AI, editing, rewriting, and occasionally questioning our life choices. Eventually, we decided to stop fixing drafts one at
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