Prompt Like a Product Pro in ChatGPT & Claude: The 3-Phase System

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Today's guest we have Bastian Epscamp, founder of VE Innovations. I always look at everything in life. How could you build a product out of this that helps people but also monetize it? They are constantly trying to figure out how to adapt into this new environment and there a lot of them are suffering. There are two types of businesses. One that are very afraid of AI and the other one is that really really want to use AI for everything. identify your biggest pain points and see if that's something where AI if you can use AI and train an LLM as in the large language model with a data set that's specific to your company you can basically help get knowledge from every system in your business but you still need experts to use AI more as an assistant so to speak right how do younger people probably prepare themselves for the market a just understand things change every single second that if you're able to pivot you think differently because every problem in life and in business you need to pivot in order to stay successful. So the second part of it is AI is only as creative as what we feed it bring in these different views and that together is creativity. I split my prompts into three different components. One is like the pre-work where I give it background information like we ask AI a lot of questions but I always say hey what did you understand what questions would you need to ask then I do the implementation prompt itself as now implemented make sure you follow XY Z rule you have an incredible background in product and I guess that intersection of product and AI has become a big part of your life now um do you mind and just like giving us a a 30 seconds on your role as a product uh expertise and how you have I guess been working in this AI space over the last couple of years and the importance and the skill set you can bring to this conversation. Sure. Um I guess I always look at everything in life. How could you build a product out of this that helps people but also monetize it? Y and that has always been my view on on anything, right? Um, we can dive into this later, but I've for sure I've built surf racks just because I wanted to see if I can be successful building physical products.