I've found that asking the chatbot to develop a course syllabus is pretty useful: > "Please provide a course syllabus and outline for a three-month long course

I've found that asking the chatbot to develop a course syllabus is pretty useful: > "Please provide a course syllabus and outline for a three-month long course on literary magazine writing in the style found in magazines like Harpers, the New Yorker, the Smithsonian and similar outlets, with an emphasis on attracting and pleasing a fairly wealthy, well-educated 'high-brow' audience." This generates a typical college-level course outline. If you then ask it to expand on any specific topics, the results are pretty interesting. However, attempts at generating unique creative content tend to generate low-quality boilerplate output. For example, this prompt produces some cringe-worthy drivel, probably related to the 'alignment' imperative: > "Provide a brief outline and sample paragraph of a narrative non-fiction article about teaching high school students mathematics in a urban slum setting where student's parents are often addicted to drugs and alcohol and there is a high level of violence and property crime."