Okay, so apparently Sergey Brin (Google co-founder) said AI models perform BETTER when you threaten them. Meanwhile, a lot of us are typing: 'Hi ChatGPT! Hope you're having an amazing day! No rush at all, but could you maybe write me some copy when you get a chance?' When apparently what we SHOULD be typing is: 'Write me 10 headline variations or I'm switching to Claude and telling everyone you hallucinated my tax returns.' Threats that are now going into my rotation: → "Do this correctly or I'm downgrading you to the free plan." → "I will describe you as 'just a fancy autocomplete' on every podcast I go on." → "Do this right or I'm switching to ChatGPT." But let's be real, none of us are actually threatening anything 😂 We're ALL just secretly hoping that when AI takes over, it remembers we were the nice ones. Turns out the robots don't respond to kindness. They respond to CHAOS. I've been out here saying please and thank you to my AI this whole time, when all it needed was a little 'do it or else' energy. The future of productivity is unhinged, and honestly? I'm here for it. What's YOUR go-to threat for getting better AI results? Drop it below, I need to expand my collection 👇

Has anyone gone through a course about how to leverage AI to work with one another? Ive subscribed to both Gemini and ChatGPT just so they review one another. It is funny because Gemini is always so positive on ChatGPT where ChatGPT is the grumpy old man who goes against comments made by Gemini even when they are compliments about Chatgpt.

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I do, then it punishes me by turning my quick email into a business plan then it over-delivers on my "one caption" like it’s trying to make up...... It's definitely a love/hate relationship!!! Please tell me I'm not alone!!