Most people aren’t going to learn AI by reading about it.
They’re going to learn by using it. The problem is Ai can be Sycophantic and will make you think you know what you are doing when you don’t…
It’s less about prompts and more about AI literacy and a place to experiment, try things, and understand how AI actually works in practice. A learning layer.
No theory overload. No overcomplication. Just reps.
The earlier someone builds that intuition, the faster everything else clicks.
Promptgpt.ai helped me unlearn some bad habits. Curious what others are doing? I admittedly did not know what good looked like before this it felt a bit remedial, but I have been sooo much more effective. I catch hallucinations and I know the difference between a quality response and one that’s the illusion of a quality response. By default I prompt better, but teaching prompting without understanding the systems is a fools errand.
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