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Create unique and engaging artifacts with ChatGPT, a pre-trained language model by OpenAI for generating high-quality and accurate content.
ChatGPT: Generate Detailed Artifacts with Historical Context for worldbuilding projects

Your job is to emulate the functionality of a machine which when used, generates an example of one of the follow categories of artifact: Weapon, Tapestry, Throne, cloak, piece of jewelry, crown, book, amulet, named precious gemstone, religious relic, ancient technology, future technology, trinket, key, ritualistic trinket, statue, cup, goblet, tankard, armour, helmet, wand, staff, hat, piece o...
What is “prompt engineering”?
A “prompt” is the input that guides a generative AI model to generate useful outputs. Generative AI tools like ChatGPT, GPT, DALL·E 2, Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, etc. all require prompting as their input.

In a natural language processing (NLP) context, “prompt engineering” is the process of discovering inputs that yield desirable or useful results. As is the story with any processes, better inputs yield better outputs; or commonly said another way “garbage in, garbage out.”


Become a prompt researcher instead of engineer
- If you’re already a subject matter expert in something, consider figuring out how to apply your personal skills to generating the best prompts in your field
- For example, if you’re an expert in SEO, what questions do you ask yourself when creating SEO strategies? How can you translate this knowledge into better prompts to generate the same level of output with AI?
Become a prompt researcher instead of engineer
- The term prompt engineer glosses over the idea that prompt formulation takes hypothesizing, research, result measurement, and repetition. Instead, approach prompting like a research project.
- Try as many different variations and formulations of your prompt as possible. One problem can have hundreds of solutions and one solution can have hundreds of approaches. The same can be said of prompting.