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SUMMARY:Prompt Design 2.0 - Getting More Useful Results from AI Tools
DESCRIPTION:We welcome back ICG member Ramona Daniel to run this follow-up Knowledge Share.  \n \n  \n  \n  \nThis follow-up Knowledge Share builds on our foundations session (https://theicg.co.uk/recording-prompt-design-for-independent-researchers-foundations/) and focuses on getting more reliable\, useful results from AI tools like ChatGPT or Claude. It’s about moving beyond writing prompts to thinking critically about what the AI gives you back. \nWe’ll look at: \n\nSimple ways to check and verify the accuracy of AI outputs\nHow to refine prompts when the first answer isn’t quite right\nUsing short\, structured prompts to save time and reduce repetition\nTurning ad-hoc tasks into reusable prompt templates for everyday work\n\nThis is a practical session for independent researchers and consultants who already use AI tools and want to use them with more confidence and consistency – no technical knowledge required. \n  \nRegister here 
URL:https://theicg.co.uk/event/prompt-design-2-0-getting-more-useful-results-from-ai-tools/
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