1. Open Gemini and select 2.5 Flash 2. Upload your image 3. Click “Create images”
Use this exact prompt (in comments):
Full prompt:
“Create a 1/7 scale commercialized figure of the character in the photo. The style should be realistic, with clearly defined features, and placed in a real-world environment. The figure should be positioned on a computer desk, standing on a round transparent acrylic base with no text. On the computer screen, display the Adobe Illustrator modelling process of this figure. Next to the screen, place a BANDAI-style toy packaging box printed with the original photo.”
Why this matters:
→ Anyone can now create professional mockups
→ Instant iterations vs weeks of traditional 3D modelling
→ Professional-grade results without hiring designers
OpenAI just published their official prompting guide for GPT-5.
Master these 6 critical prompting techniques:
1. Be precise and avoid conflicting information
↳ GPT-5 models are significantly better at instruction following
↳ But they can struggle with vague or conflicting instructions
↳ Clear, specific prompts = better results
2. Use the right reasoning effort
↳ Use “Thinking” and “Pro” for the most complex tasks
↳ Use “Instant” for simple problems
↳ Match the effort to the complexity
Google just announced Med-Gemini for medical tasks.
It beats GPT-4 on all benchmarks:
Med-Gemini is a family of Gemini models fine-tuned for medical tasks.
The MedQA-USMLE benchmark is a dataset of USMLE-style multiple-choice questions used to evaluate the medical knowledge and reasoning capabilities of AI systems.
Med-Gemini set a new state-of-the-art of 91.1% on this benchmark.
It also outperformed GPT-4 models by an average margin of 44.5% on 7 multimodal benchmarks.
I just launched my course on Understanding Prompt Engineering.
My 10 favourite strategies to get the best results when prompting ChatGPT:
1. Clarity
• Include the relevant context to reduce ambiguity.
• Example: “I'm an 8th-grade math teacher preparing to teach trigonometry.”
2. Specificity
• The more specific you are, the closer you get to your desired answer.
• Example: “Design a lesson plan tailored for a 60-minute session with 20 students.”