Here are the 10 prompts that got me featured on Forbes (a thread):
1. Simplify complex information
“Prompt: Break down (topic you’d like to understand) into smaller, easier-to-understand parts. Use analogies and real-life examples to simplify the concept and make it more relatable.”
2. Create a study schedule
“Prompt: I need help organizing my study time for (subject). Can you create a study schedule for me, including breaks and practice exercises?”
3. Memorize key information
“Prompt: What are the most important facts, dates, or formulas related to (topic)? Help me create a memorization technique to remember them easily.”
4. Ask for feedback
“Prompt: I've been studying (topic) on my own. Can you review my work and give me feedback on areas I need to improve?”
5. Apply your knowledge
“Prompt: Use your knowledge of (topic you’re interested in) to solve a real-world problem. Explain your thought process and share your solution.”
6. Compare and contrast
“Prompt: Compare and contrast (concept 1) and (concept 2) to better understand their similarities and differences. Use examples to illustrate your points.”
7. Learn from mistakes
“Prompt: I made a mistake while practicing (skill). Can you explain what went wrong and how I can avoid making the same mistake in the future?”
8. Connect with others
“Prompt: Connect me with a community of learners and experts in (topic). How can I join a forum, social media group or other online community to share my knowledge and learn from others?”
9. Summarize complex texts
“Prompt: I need to read a complicated article related to (topic). Can you help me summarize the key points and takeaways from the text?”
10. Stay updated
“Prompt: Help me stay updated on the latest developments and trends in (topic). What are some trustworthy resources I can follow to stay informed?”
To be honest, this article was in May and is a bit outdated now.
I have better prompts in my ChatGPT mastery guide.
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I’ve been testing it all week, and it’s starting to actually *stick*
Having in-page data context and plugging it directly into tabs makes it so much easier to add to my workflow
An honest review with a few use cases (and caveats):
First, the caveats:
- It's still early, and struggles with longer workflows
- Most data is retained by Perplexity (privacy concern)
- Only available to Max users ($200/mo) or free with an invitation code (we just dropped 500 codes in The Rundown University)
USE CASE 1: Email and Calendar management
With the Google Cal and Gmail integrations, it can summarize emails, schedule meetings, and manager calendar events directly from the browser
AI NEWS: Meta just teamed up with Oakley to expand its family of AI smart glasses.
Plus, more news from Mistral, Moonshot AI, MiniMax, Anthropic, and xAI.
Here's everything you need to know:
Meta launched new performance-focused AI smart glasses with Oakley. Key features include:
—Upgraded camera with up to 3K videos
—2x battery, up to 8 hours of usage & 19 hrs on standby
—PRIZM Lens tech to amplify contrast across changing light and weather
Mistral released Mistral Small 3.2-24B, a minor update for the Small-3.1 model, with:
—Enhanced instruction following capabilities
—More robust function calling
—Fewer infinite generations or repetitive answers
AI NEWS: Sam Altman just revealed Meta is offering "$100M signing bonuses" to poach talent from OpenAI.
Plus, more news from Google, Baidu, MiniMax, Proactor, Krea, and Intelligent Internet.
Here's everything you need to know:
Sam Altman cooked Meta on his brother's podcast. Key takeaways:
— Meta’s offering $100K bonus to poach OAI talent
— None of OAI’s best have taken the offers
— OAI has a better shot at AGI, will eventually be more valuable
— Meta isn't great at innovation
Google just launched Gemini 2.5 Pro and Flash models in general availability
The co also started rolling out a hyper-efficient Flash-Lite model (in preview)
All three feature adjustable "thinking" with Flash-Lite defaulting to thinking off for max speed
AI NEWS: China's Tencent just dropped an AI that generates 3D assets with cinematic quality.
Plus, more news from OpenAI, ElevenLabs, Flowstep, The Alan Turing Institute, and Beijing Academy of Artificial Intelligence.
Here's everything you need to know:
Tencent released Hunyuan 3D 2.1, an open-source model for generating 3D assets, including PBR materials
It can synthesize objects with cinematic textures and realism while covering their light interactions
Fully open-source with model weights and code
OpenAI dropped a few notable ChatGPT updates, including:
—Downloads for Canvas docs and code, including as PDF, docx, or markdown
—A new Projects experience with deep research, voice mode, file uploads via mobile, and improved memory to reference chats
AI NEWS: Apple kicked off WWDC 2025 with a major UI revamp — but was pretty light on Apple Intelligence
Plus, more news from Google DeepMind, OpenAI, Microsoft, Manus, and Skywork AI.
Here's everything you need to know:
At WWDC 2025, Apple showed off only a handful of AI upgrades, including:
—New Live translation for FaceTime, Messages, and calls
—Visual intelligence via screenshots
—AI-powered intelligent actions in Shortcuts
—AI "Workout Buddy" on Apple Watch
Google DeepMind and the UK govt just dropped "Extract," a Gemini-powered tool to expedite infrastructure and housing decisions
It uses multimodal reasoning to turn complex planning docs – including handwritten notes – into digital data in just 40 seconds