Category: ai
Thinking Backwards: How to Write Better AI Prompts
I’ve discovered something fundamental that applies far beyond just one domain: the way you interact with AI mirrors the way you should approach problem-solving in general. It’s about reverse-engineering your desired output rather than hoping the system figures it out. This principle works whether you’re planning a vacation, organizing your home, managing your finances, or…
GPT-OSS-120B is a wonderful model
Lately, I’ve been experimenting more and more with open-weight models and I think GPT-OSS-120B just nails it: it’s fast, powerful and it listens quite good the the instructions it’s given. For some context: I’m working on an AI Assistant at one of the companies I work for and we sometimes have some content that does…
So, Ministral tried to generate SQL
cross some some strange model behaviour. In one of the applications that I work on we have title generation for the chats, just like all AI apps that work with chats. And it’s using a fairly basic prompt, which does something like this (some parts are removed): Read moreGPT-OSS-120B is a wonderful modelThis is nothing…
