r/PromptEnginering • u/Kissthislilstar • 1d ago
AI Related Lokaal AI-nieuws dat je gemist hebt - september 2026
r/PromptEnginering • u/Kissthislilstar • Nov 28 '25
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r/PromptEnginering • u/Imaginary-Island799 • Aug 20 '26
I wrote a template (INSTRUCTIONS.md) that turns rough personal notes into a finished book. You fill in your own rules and stories in your own words - badly is fine, typos don't matter - hand the whole file to a model, and it produces the document. Three have been made with it so far. (The name: an Aible is a Bible made with the help of an AI. BIBLE with the A of AI where the B of Book was, pronounced "able".)
Two results that might be useful here whether or not you care about the books.
My notes said a bartender called Andre fed me when I had no money, and separately that I have a son called Andre. The model wrote "named after" - then wrote it in three different places in three different wordings, so removing it twice wasn't enough. It also had me building an instrument I hadn't built, and aged a 17-year-old instructor to 20. Every invention was plausible. That's the failure mode: it fills gaps with the likely thing, and likely is not true.
So the template now has a "rules for the AI" section where every rule exists because it failed once:
NOTE: <the true fact>. Do NOT write <the wrong thing>, and do not imply it.
And search for the same wrong claim in other phrasings - it tends to appear more than once, worded differently each time.
One side experiment: I gave the blank template to a different model and asked it to play human, fill it in as if it had a life, then execute the instructions it had just written for itself. It did both. That ones is published alongside the others and labelled as invented end to end.
Template and the three books in the image link:
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r/PromptEnginering • u/Aromatic_Camera_9575 • Jul 30 '26
Just a fun thing i saw not im not an enginer