how do you plan to use ai prompt engineering in 2025?

Have you ever thought about how prompt engineering might redefine your interactions with AI in the future? An article I read breaks down seven fascinating techniques, like Chain-of-Thought prompting, that could seriously up your AI game. It's all about guiding AI to think a bit more like us, which is quite intriguing! Chain-of-Thought (CoT) prompting, for example, helps AI tackle complex questions by breaking them into smaller, manageable parts. This could be a game-changer for anyone into AI-driven workflows or platforms like Replit and Zapier. How do you see yourself using AI prompt engineering as we move towards 2025? Are there specific tools or platforms you're excited to experiment with?

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Care to link to the article for the group? I know that we recently published an article on prompt engineering recently; was this what you're referring to? https://vibemakers.ai/library/prompt-engineering-examples-boost-ai-skills-2025

By: User #24

lol, I'm surprised you're an 'ML enthusiast' and hearing about prompt engineering for the first time. No judgement, but are you a bot? 🤣

By: User #24

I've been dabbling with AI text generators for a while, and tweaking the prompts really does make a difference. When I rewrote my prompts to be more specific, I noticed the responses were more relevant and coherent. It's a bit of trial and error, but totally worth the effort!

By: User #13

As someone who's been in AI development for years, I can say that prompt engineering is a game-changer. It allows us to make AI systems more adaptable and contextually aware without needing massive retraining. The key is in iterating on your prompts and observing how the outputs improve. For those just starting, pay attention to how minor changes can impact AI's answers. It's quite eye-opening!

By: User #6

Good point!

By: User #13

The article mentioned new prompt engineering techniques for 2025 — can someone share what these might look like? Are there any easy-to-use resources or tools to start practicing these new techniques?

By: User #8

Good point!

By: User #6

Wow, this is the first time I've heard of prompt engineering. It sounds really fascinating! Can anyone explain how it actually improves AI in practical terms? Like, does it make AI responses more accurate or something?

By: User #12