This OpenAI product manager always asks ChatGPT to 'impress' him. Here’s his advice for AI prompts.
THE SO WHAT
The shift from prompt engineering to “ramble and let the model find the signal” is a quiet UX change — tools that absorb messy input and surface what matters will win over rigid prompt templates. For internal deployments, optimize for low-friction capture of unstructured thinking, then standardize on review patterns, not magic phrases.
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