24Prompts beyond code

Code isn't the only reason to have an AI, and the rules differ.

Text. The main problem is the smooth averaged voice you can spot instantly. Examples cure it: give it a piece of writing you like and ask for the same. And ban clichés explicitly - "no throat-clearing openers", "don't start with 'in today's world'". It works.

Images. The opposite: the more detail the better. What's in it, the angle, the light, the style, the background. A short prompt gives an average result. And it nearly always helps to say what should not be there.

Video. Still the most temperamental area. It runs on "lots of attempts". Describe the scene like a director: what's in frame, what happens, how the camera moves. And expect the first try to miss.

Common to all of it: small test first, big run after. Check the style on one paragraph before asking for ten pages.