Maximizing AI Potential: The Power of Structured Prompts in Script Writing

Introduction

One of the concepts with AI is that when we make the AI think more slowly, when we sort of make it be more regimented in the way it's processing information, it tends to give us better results. Rather than just writing a long block of text, it can actually be helpful to tell the AI what steps to take and in what order.

For example, if you need an AI to write a script for you, instead of simply writing out several paragraphs or several sentences about what you want the script to be on, you may want to actually give it a set of steps to work through. In fact, you can even tell it to use those steps every single time it makes you a new video script.

So, for instance, you might say you're going to act as a real estate video script writer. You're a real estate agent right now. What I want you to do is follow these following steps whenever I ask you for a script.

Above is a script from a video. Please rewrite this script into an article. The rewriting is divided into three steps:

1. Output this article with all details in markdown syntax, the title of the article is Maximizing AI Potential: The Power of Structured Prompts in Script Writing.
2. Summarize the article from the first step, extract several keywords, and add a paragraph with the title "Keywords", and the content is these extracted keywords.
3. Summarize the article from the first step to generate several FAQs, and add a paragraph with the title "FAQ", and the content is these generated FAQs.