I used to get the same results, but I've lately been using better prompts and the results are substantially better. The key is to a) give it context, and b) gi

I used to get the same results, but I've lately been using better prompts and the results are substantially better. The key is to a) give it context, and b) give it constraints, and to do it from the very first prompt itself. Most chatGPT failures that I've seen add context and constraints after the initial prompt, which someone sends GPT into a loop. If you have data in a particular format, mention that in the first prompt. Also helpful to tell it to optimize the code for scalability and to use any external libraries if necessary. These tools are essentially software programs, and like any piece of software, you need to know the right commands to get maximum utility out of them.