From “click‑bait” myth to pipeline must‑have—how a structured prompt can save your sanity (and maybe your budget)
2 things come to mind.
1. Hospitals do better work with checklists and that is what the JSON prompting is really.
2. The second thing is that the creative process is not linear. Instead better or worse the question Edward DeBono asks is
- what do you want more of,
- what do you want less of,
- and what new ideas does this inspire.
When we have a conversation like that it may not matter so much about 1 prompt to start with.
Looking back, I haven't felt the need to use this method. But there is a segment of fervent users. I guess there are multiple methods that can work.
2 things come to mind.
1. Hospitals do better work with checklists and that is what the JSON prompting is really.
2. The second thing is that the creative process is not linear. Instead better or worse the question Edward DeBono asks is
- what do you want more of,
- what do you want less of,
- and what new ideas does this inspire.
When we have a conversation like that it may not matter so much about 1 prompt to start with.
Looking back, I haven't felt the need to use this method. But there is a segment of fervent users. I guess there are multiple methods that can work.