Use these 5 prompting techniques and get better results: 1️⃣ RISE: Role, Instruction, Steps, Example Example: “Act as a research assistant. Summarize key arguments in this article (upload article). Break it down into: 1. Main claim, 2. Supporting evidence, 3. Limitations, 4. Practical applications.” Perfect for structuring literature reviews! 2️⃣ CIDI: Context, Instruction, Details, Insights Example: “I’m writing a thesis on climate policy. Summarize research on policy gaps in renewable energy with a focus on the past 5 years. Highlight key findings, unresolved issues, and potential areas for further research.” This gives both breadth and targeted insights. 3️⃣ PQRF: Problem, Question, Role, Format Example: “The challenge is analyzing survey data. How would a data analyst recommend structuring findings on respondent demographics? Provide a bullet-point list to keep it organized.” Ideal for turning data into clear, actionable points. 4️⃣ TACS: Topic, Audience, Constraints, Structu...