The most dangerous thing about using ChatGPT to write isn't the quality.
It's that you stop having the thoughts that only exist because you fought for the sentence.
You don't notice it happening.
That's the whole problem.
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Things #ChatGPT can't do for you:
→ Give you a real opinion
→ Remember what you actually lived through
→ Sound like you on your best day
→ Make readers feel something real
Everything else? Fair game.
Everyone keeps saying "prompting is dead."
I completely disagree. The rules haven't disappeared; they’ve just evolved.
If you want to get the best out of AI in 2026, you don't need secret hacks. You need a clear, intentional design.
I broke down exactly how to build prompts👇
Grok AI ranked last on a major AI list… and I can’t agree. 🤔
Every AI shines differently. Some think deeply, some create, some nail the conversation.
Which AI do you actually use? Let’s talk. 💬
#AI#GPT5#Claude3#GrokAI
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@thedankoe I write on @medium. I tried to monetize X last year but it was like a full time job and check users payout screenshot and moved to medium. A very good platform to earn by writing even for beginners. Now since Elon has said he is doubling the creators payout and also earning from
Stop being so polite to your chatbot. It's a tool, not a person.
Sam Altman joked that "please" and "thank you" cost millions in tokens. Efficiency in 2026 is about clarity.
I put together a list of 5 battle-tested tips to kill the robotic fluff and get real work done.
#prompt
4. Use AI for all ideas.
Don't give away your brain. GPT repeats old stuff. Think first, walk or jot notes. Then use prompts to polish. You get new ideas that pop.
AI isn’t just learning how we speak. It’s learning how we think, feel, and connect. That should impress me — but honestly, it disturbs me.
The more fluent AI becomes,
The thinner the line gets between expression and automation.