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Prompt security covers three things people confuse: keeping your prompts private, keeping injected text from hijacking the model, and keeping user data out of places it should not go. Here is what each one needs.
AI is bad at jokes and good at comedy with a structure. These 40 funny prompts give it the structure: a premise, a character, a format and a rule, for roasts, parodies, absurd instructions and more.
A smart prompt makes the model plan, check and ask before it writes. These 20 do that for everyday tasks, from a decision memo to a bug fix, and they work in ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini.
Role play prompts put the model in a part and you in the scene: a tough customer, an interviewer, a language partner, a character in a story. These 30 are built so the model stays in role and the practice is real.
Character prompts have one job the others do not: keeping the same character the same across images or chapters. These 30 cover image models and writing, with the fixed-line method that makes consistency work.
A prompt lab is a repeatable way to test prompts: a test set, a scoring sheet and a log. Here is how to set one up in an hour with a spreadsheet, and twelve experiments that teach more than any guide.
Prompting visual models is a different craft from prompting text. This guide covers the three kinds: prompts that make images, prompts that make video, and prompts that give a model an image to read, with the structure for each.
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