🤖 Game-changer: Use annotated templates to train AI
Laura Brandenburg just shared her favorite AI prompt strategy (and it’s brilliant):
The method:
Take a template with annotations (the blue text explaining what goes in each section)
Upload it to ChatGPT, Copilot, or any AI tool
Prompt: “Use this template to give me a draft document for [context]”
Add: “Please include questions I should be thinking about”
Why it works: Those annotations are like training instructions—they teach the AI (or people) what belongs in each section.
Result? You get a solid first draft instead of staring at a blank page.
💡 Before AI, these annotated templates trained people. Now they train AI agents to give you exactly what you need.
Pro tip: The more context you provide in your prompt, the better the output.
Are you using templates to train AI yet? Or is this approach new to you?
With my co host Vanessa Grant at this month’s #BadAssBA trailblazer session. 💪🏻
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