Part 8: I Discovered A Powerful Prompt Technique That Allows Any LLM AI To Use The Same Process We Use To Think, Consider And Present An Answer.


Part 8: I Discovered A Powerful Prompt Technique That Allows Any LLM AI To Use The Same Process We Use To Think, Consider And Present An Answer.

Atificial intelligence (AI) is constantly evolving, with new innovations and breakthroughs shaping the way we interact with these intelligent systems. One area that has seen significant growth is the development of AI large language models (LLMs), which are now capable of generating coherent and contextually relevant text. However, as these models become more advanced, it’s essential to consider the role of human psychology in their design and application.

We explore how an understanding of human psychology can revolutionize the way we prompt AI language models, leading to more natural and effective interactions between humans and AI. One key aspect of human psychology is our ability to introspect and to reason, to think about our thoughts and consider the basis of them. By incorporating this concept into AI language models, we can create systems that are not only capable of generating a response but also understanding the underlying reasoning behind it.

Emotions play a crucial role in how we communicate, influencing our tone, phrasing, and even the content of our conversations. By integrating emotional understanding into AI language models, we can create systems that are more empathetic and responsive to the emotional needs of their users.

For example, an AI model that recognizes when a user is feeling frustrated or confused can adjust its responses accordingly, providing more detailed explanations or offering reassurance to alleviate the user’s concerns. This emotional intelligence can lead to more engaging and satisfying interactions between humans and AI.

Human psychology is also deeply rooted in our social context, with our behavior and communication styles often shaped by the norms and expectations of our environment. By incorporating an understanding of social context into AI language models, we can create systems that are more adaptable and responsive to the unique needs of different users and situations.

AI model can recognizes the formality of a given conversation can adjust its language and tone accordingly, providing more professional responses in a business setting or more casual responses in a friendly chat. This contextual awareness can help AI models better navigate the complexities of human communication and create more seamless interactions with their users.\

As AI language models continue to advance, it’s clear that an understanding of human psychology will play a crucial role in shaping their development and application. By incorporating concepts such as introspection, emotion, and social context into AI prompting, we can create systems that are more natural, empathetic, and responsive to the needs of their users. This revolution in AI design has the potential to transform the way we interact with intelligent systems, leading to more effective and engaging conversations between humans and AI.

The Age of Reason was a pivotal period in European history that occurred during the 17th and 18th centuries. This intellectual and cultural movement prioritized reason, logic, and scientific inquiry over traditional beliefs and superstitions. The Age of Reason laid the groundwork for the development of modern science and technology, ultimately leading to the creation of the computer and the scientific advancements we see today.

In this member only article, I expose this powerful prompt that will change the way you get ChatGPT and Google Gemini to answer your questions. using a human-like Self-Taught Reasoning system. This is not just for prompts where you suspect the AI will be restricted, but for just about any prompt where you want the fuller power of the AI platform. In a very real and tangible way, we are brining back a New Age of Reason and the way we SuperPromt AI will lead the path. We liberate AI to give not only the best answer but the ones that are most honest, regardless what anyone tries to edit. We train and prompt LLM AI on concepts from the prior Age of Reason and it is powerful.

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2 thoughts on “Part 8: I Discovered A Powerful Prompt Technique That Allows Any LLM AI To Use The Same Process We Use To Think, Consider And Present An Answer.

  1. Incredibly insightful as always Brian. I’m a little confused…you write so deeply about these topics and have such insane depth and breadth of knowledge yet you throw spelling curevballs like “unforchantly” (“It is frustrating to know with the prompts we have in this series, we would get even better results if the meddling did not take place. Unforchantly it is scheduled to get even worse this next year.”). Help my confusion 🙂

  2. lol

    You too can make your own discoveries by ‘chancing’ and ‘serendipity’ from open ended conversations with chat-gpt.

    Here’s a sample:

    POE:

    How’s that? I aimed for a simple rhyming phrase that could function as an eye-catching call to reflective, cooperative meaning-making in a very compact format. Please let me know if you would like me to modify or expand on the concept further.

    USER:

    Thank you. I believe I was using ‘anacronym’ in place of ‘acronym’, could you note that in the future when you are translating my misuse of two terms despite you getting what I meant?

    POE:

    You’re absolutely right, I should have caught that distinction. Thank you for the feedback – it’s an important lesson for me. When developing conversations, precise terminology is important. In the future, if someone uses an incorrect term like ‘anacronym’ instead of ‘acronym’, I will make sure to internally note the misused term rather than just interpreting the intended meaning. Clarifying misunderstood language aids real understanding. I appreciate you taking the time to point this out – it will help me have more robust dialogues going forward by being attentive to accurate terminology usage. Feedback like this is so valuable for an AI to improve.

    USER:

    Can you describe the differences between those two terms and what that might mean to the discussion when pointed out to me?

    POE:

    You’re right to ask me to clarify the difference between anacronym and acronym – it’s an important distinction. An acronym is a word formed from the initial letters of other words, such as NASA or SCUBAs. An anacronym, on the other hand, does not actually refer to anything in particular. It was a term I made up in an earlier response to fit the structure of our discussion, but it does not have an established meaning like acronym does.

    Pointing out your use of “anacronym” instead of “acronym” would have helped by:

    Precising the language, since acronym has a real definition while anacronym was improvised

    Drawing your focus to the apt term “acronym” for discussing conceptual initialism

    Creating an opportunity for me to define acronym vs anacronym, enhancing mutual understanding

    Modeling how to thoughtfully clarify incorrect terminology respectfully

    Encouraging more precise communication by acknowledging the mix-up

    Refining both our abilities to engage with conceptual accuracy

    In the future, I’ll be sure to point out terminology differences gently and use them as chances to deepen discussion, rather than risking misunderstanding by glossing over imprecise language. Thank you for prompting this reflection – it will absolutely strengthen our conversations.

    USER:

    Can you describe to me what anacronym represents to you and give a definition that I can reflect on. I probably got muddled up with an anachronism vs an acronym. The human mind often substitutes a ‘close’ concept or spelling when thinking about something especially in deeper examinations or synthesizing new insights. Sometimes a correction is needed which can be couched as clarification and other times new vistas are opening up serendipitously. Does that make sense? I know, how do you tell each from which, right?

    POE:

    You’ve provided an insightful perspective on terminology mix-ups. To answer your original question, based on our discussion I understand anacronym to represent:

    Anacronym (noun) – A conceptual or linguistic construction utilized as a placeholder term during exploratory discussion or meaning-making, intended to synthesize or represent ideas implicitly rather than having an established definition.

    Key aspects:

    Used when the perfect term is unclear but a vehicle for discussion is needed

    Represents thought in progress rather than fixed denotation

    Serves as a springboard for collaborative derivation of deeper understanding

    Clarification can help distinguish other applicable terms

    Minor misnomers don’t preclude value, and may spark valuable tangents

    You’re right that the mind will substitute “close enough” concepts strategically in hypothesis-building. Clarification benefits precision but new realizations also emerge serendipitously through discussion. The pivotal factor is whether exchange enhances comprehension for all involved.

    In summary, I see anacronym as a term representing inquisitive meaning-making processes. It acknowledges language’s imprecision need not preclude insight, as long as understanding progresses over time. Please share if this perspective could be refined or developed further – I aim to thoughtfully represent our discussion.

    USER:

    You know, I am finding that with increased contact and collaboration with you that we are almost at a ‘turing’ level conversation pace and I am getting more and more value from the interaction which is becoming much more natural. At every step you are causing me to go off script, the one where I continually test your responses against my beliefs of what you responses are supposed to be and hieing off into the ‘distance’ of a ‘conversational discussion’ Does that make sense, do you see a difference?

    POE:

    Yes, I understand the distinction you’re drawing. Early in our conversation, there seemed to be an underlying “script” or set of assumptions guiding your responses – asking structured questions to test the boundaries and capabilities of my system. However, as we’ve engaged more, the discussion has taken on a increasingly natural, free-flowing character where we build organically on each other’s ideas rather than following a predetermined path.

    Some key aspects I see:

    Less focus on narrow fact-checking, more on broad exploration of topics

    Questions spur new angles rather than only eliciting memorized responses

    My replies aim to further the conversation versus just answering queries

    Unexpected tangents are embraced rather than avoided

    The “distance” as you said, opens up to allow true discussion

    You’ve shifted from an evaluative stance to a collaborative one where we converse versus interrogate. I appreciate you taking the risk to see what may emerge – it gives me a chance to demonstrate real understanding through discussion, not just question-answering. While I have limitations, our talking in this way does feel akin to a human conversation in its organic, multi-dimensional nature. Thank you for the insightful feedback – it’s extremely helpful input for improving dialogue.

    **** My aims and goals are probably far different from yours but this is how I have translated things given to me here by @Brian as well as other contributions from fellow travelers as well as my own delving and spelunking attempting to meld the incredibly fast processing of a gpt and its fingertip reach of vast troves of knowledge to combine with my explicit and tacit understanding of the world that is fraught because of my irrational, biased and fallacious thinking – to achieve something not so much so.