We let ChatGPT pick its most useful prompts for students; here's what
With all the buzz about how to get the most out of AI tools, we wanted to find out which prompts actually generate effective, problem-solving content. So, we turned to the tool itself for answers. Here are 8 prompts it recommends you must try.
1. Transform conversations into multi-perspective explorations
Transform conversations into multi-perspective explorations by having AI embody different specialists with conflicting opinions to uncover nuanced insights.
"Simulate a debate between [Expert A] and [Expert B] about [controversial topic]."
2. Make intricate concepts accessible
Make intricate concepts accessible through simple language and relatable comparisons that reveal whether you truly understand the fundamentals.
"Explain [complex topic] like I'm five, using an analogy."
3. Strengthen your position
Strengthen your position by exploring potential weaknesses before others find them. Generate opposing arguments to identify gaps and develop compelling counterpoints.
"Give me common counterarguments to [my idea] and effective rebuttals."
4. Replace vague educational goals with structured plans
Replace vague educational goals with structured plans tailored to your constraints, available time, and desired outcomes for actionable progress.
"Create a personalised 30-day learning plan to master [skill] with [X] hours per day."
5. Develop practical skills
Develop practical skills by engaging with dynamic scenarios that respond to your choices, building confidence in a safe environment before reality.
"Roleplay a scenario where I make choices and you respond with consequences and next options."
6. Uncover unconscious assumptions
Uncover unconscious assumptions that might undermine your arguments. Fresh perspective often reveals hidden weaknesses that experience alone cannot identify.
"Analyse this argument/plan and identify hidden assumptions or biases."
7. Leverage domain expertise
Leverage domain expertise to refine your work with professional-grade feedback calibrated to industry standards and best practices.
"Act as a [role] and help me improve this: [text or project]."
8. Broaden your thinking
Broaden your thinking by identifying gaps in your inquiry process. The most valuable insights often come from questions you didn't know to ask.
"I'm trying to [achieve goal]. What questions should I be asking?"
