First, the AI News that Matters ⬇️

• The “Big Short” Investor Michael Burry just bet over $1billion that AI is a bubble. 

  • Read More Here: The 'Big Short' Guy Just Bet $1.1 Billion Against AI Giants—And Markets Are Still Absorbing It

• In response to the AI sell-off, White House AI Czar David Sacks says there will be no federal bailout for AI companies like there was for the banks back in 2008.

  • Read More Here: Trump advisor Sacks: 'No federal bailout for AI'

• Google just invested billions into its competitor Anthropic —> It’s really going to end up being a two-name race in my opinion: OpenAI and Google. 

  • Read More Here: Google and Anthropic announce cloud deal worth tens of billions

• Microsoft’s break-up with OpenAI continues. They’re building out their own superintelligence that will “always place” Humans over AI so it doesn’t take over the world → Good luck MSFT.

  • Read More Here: Towards Humanist Superintelligence  | Microsoft AI

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And Now Onto Today’s Topic: Three Prompting Tips to Upgrade Your CRE Output

Tip #1: Prompt Reversal Method

Here is a technique I learned a while back to help save me a ton of time.

We all do the following: 👇

1) Open up ChatGPT

2) Give it a basic prompt (e.g. Please create a competitor analysis for X)

3) ChatGPT generates something that is okay but not great.

4) You give it more instructions

5) Steps 3 + 4 happen multiple times before you are finally happy (or fed up) with the output.

Here is where the Prompt Reversal Technique comes in ⚡⚡

Instead of exiting out of the chat, use this one last prompt:

“Reverse engineer our conversation and write the single prompt that would have produced my final response in one go”.

ChatGPT will send you the exact prompt framework you can use for the next time in order to skip all of the back and forth you’re used to.

This applies to repetitive tasks you find yourself doing over and over again.

You can create a folder in ChatGPT or Notion or Google Drive (wherever) and save these prompts for future use.

Tip #2: The Red Team Technique

I use ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and Genspark to generate a lot of content.

But I’m now taking it a step further by also asking the tool (or usually a different one) to act as the person receiving this info (social media follower, customer, lender, investor, resident, etc.) and to critique it.

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