DECEMBER 12, 2025
ChatGPT 5.2 has officially been released. Watch closely for the rollout, and let me know what you think! Other than that, we have:
- PromptCraft: Bizarre Prompt Experiments, Stress Relief, Using Agents to Organize Your Inbox, and a Prompt to Make Your Resume a Job Magnet
- THE HEADLINES: First AI Model in Space; How People Used Copilot in 2025; Trends Shaping 2026; Meta Shifting Away from Open-Source AI; Bitcoin Freefall Has Miners Betting on AI
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PROMPTS: Bizarre Prompt Experiments, Stress Relief, Using Agents to Organize Your Inbox, and a Prompt to Make Your Resume a Job Magnet
- Flow-first coding assistant prompt pattern: Mini prompt that precedes any coding request with “show me the flow as numbered steps first, then write the code.” The assistant describes data flow and call order before implementing, making large answers easier to comprehend, debug, hand off, and document.
- Stress-testing AI with bizarre prompt experiments: Long-form writeup of experiments that deliberately push models to their limits with infinite recursion, mirrored debates, style mashups, impossible maths, deep nesting and constraint overload. The author documents where models collapse, self-correct, simplify, or refuse, revealing surprising meta-awareness and a practical “constraint budget.”
- Resume evaluator mega-prompt for job seekers: A structured system prompt that turns ChatGPT into a 20‑year veteran hiring manager for your target role. It extracts ideal skills, experience, certifications, and soft traits from any job description, defines red flags, and produces a reusable rubric for grading or rewriting your resume.
- Inbox classification agent persona and workflow: Tutorial plus ready-made persona for an “Inbox Classification Specialist” agent. It categorises emails into work, finance, personal, marketing, support, or spam, returns short structured summaries, flags low‑confidence cases, and explains how to connect tools like MCP or Gmail APIs for automatic labelling.
- Using Hooked habit model for AI prompting: Applies Nir Eyal’s Hooked framework—Trigger, Action, Variable Reward, Investment—to ChatGPT. The post turns each stage into reusable prompt stems for building good habits, breaking doomscrolling loops, engineering triggers, and designing full habit systems with AI as a behavioural architect rather than a one‑off tool.
- Seven ChatGPT prompts for stress relief: Collection of seven copy‑paste prompts that turn ChatGPT into a gentle stress coach: a “stress snapshot,” quick reset, cognitive reframing helper, release ritual, overwhelm triage, energy budget audit, and 30‑day calm routine, all aimed at naming triggers and building sustainable coping habits.
- Source Verifier anti-hallucination research meta-prompt: Meta‑prompt that makes ChatGPT a “Source Verifier and Research Analyst.” For any topic it must append [Source needed] after every factual sentence, then briefly critique why citations matter—forcing you to treat outputs as drafts to be checked, not unquestioned truth.
- Howard Schultz-inspired experience design prompt set: Brand‑building thread that translates Howard Schultz’s Starbucks philosophy into prompt questions about third‑place experiences, emotion over transactions, ritual versus efficiency, quality trade‑offs, daily rituals, and staff treatment—turning ChatGPT into an experience‑design consultant for products that aim to feel like communities, not commodities.
- Mining user complaints for profitable app ideas: Framework post that argues most app ideas fail because they’re invented in isolation. Instead, it shows how to mine startup marketplaces, Reddit threads, app reviews, social support logs and revenue trackers for recurring complaints, then use those pains as validated prompts for new products.
HIGHLIGHTS: First AI Model in Space; How People Used Copilot in 2025; Trends Shaping 2026; Meta Shifting Away from Open-Source AI; Bitcoin Freefall Has Miners Betting on AI
- The military’s new AI says ‘hypothetical’ boat strike scenario ‘unambiguously illegal’
- Pentagon taps Google Gemini, launches new site to boost AI use
- Andrew Ross Sorkin On Affordability, What Happens If The AI Bubble Bursts, And Paramount vs. Netflix
- US bank executives say AI will boost productivity, cut jobs
- Starcloud trains first AI model in space using Nvidia hardware
- High School is investigating reports of ‘inappropriate’ AI-generated video
- How Trump’s AI push, high energy prices, and angry neighbors are colliding in the Arizona desert
- It’s About Time: The Copilot Usage Report 2025
- Inside Meta’s Pivot From Open Source to Money-Making AI Model
- ‘We are truly doomed’: King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard despair at AI clone appearing on Spotify
- Edge AI explained
- Amazon to invest over $35 billion in India on AI, exports
- AI will probably force you to gate your content
- Bitcoin miners are betting on AI over crypto
- Hinge CEO steps down to launch Overtone, an AI dating app
- Strengthening cyber resilience as AI capabilities advance
- AI In 2026: 10 Predictions On Automation And The Future Of Work
- Meta is reportedly working on a new AI model called ‘Avocado’ and it might not be open source
- Google launches managed MCP servers that let AI agents simply plug into its tools
- The Washington Post debuts AI-personalized podcasts to hook younger listeners
- A pay-to-scrape AI licensing standard is now official
- How To Tell If An AI Vendor Will Still Matter In Two Years
- Two-thirds of US teens use AI chatbots, says Pew
- AI Isn’t the Main Problem—It Just Shows Us What That Problem Is
- Zoom AI sets new state-of-the-art benchmark on Humanity’s Last Exam
- The $2M AI Tool Stack I Use (Anyone can do this)
- Bill Gates Has a Warning for AI Investors
- Big Tech warned over AI ‘delusional’ outputs by US attorneys general
- Something Ominous Is Happening in the AI Economy
- The Architects of AI: Person of the Year 2025
- Cryptographers Show That AI Protections Will Always Have Holes
- What’s Next in AI? 7 Key Trends Shaping 2026
- Why news organizations are suing AI companies, and what they hope to win
- AI, quantum computing, fusion energy remain Energy’s top research priorities
- Disappointing Oracle results knock $80B off value amid AI bubble fears
- Researchers develop an AI tool to identify undiagnosed Alzheimer’s cases while reducing disparities
- Bitcoin dips below $90,000 as AI worries dent risk appetite
- Interacting with Kluwer IP Law Expert AI: A Guide to Effective Prompting
- Google DeepMind Will Open a Robotic AI Lab in the UK to Discover New Materials
- Shopify merchants can now sell products through AI chatbots
- I Reverse Engineered ChatGPT’s Memory System and Here’s What I Found!
- Tangle: An open-source ML experimentation platform built at Shopify scale
- Galactic Brain space datacenter promised in 2027
- Introducing three new tools for precise image editing in Figma
- Deepwater’s Gene Munster: AI trade is in a ‘funk’
- New Illinois laws aimed at workers limit the use of AI in hiring processes
- AI Agents for Beginners
- Disney to invest $1 billion in OpenAI, license characters for Sora video tool
- IBM and Pearson Collaborate to Build New AI-Powered Learning Tools for Organizations and Individuals Worldwide
- Microsoft unveils 7 AI trends for 2026
- China’s AI power play: Cheap electricity from world’s biggest grid
- Schmidt Sciences awards $11M in grants to bring AI to humanities research
- Elon Musk Calls AI ‘Highest ELO Battle Ever’ As Gavin Baker Warns Nvidia Blackwell Chips Could Shatter Google’s Cost Advantage
- Experience Really Matters - But Now You’re Fighting AI Hacks
- Steve Eisman on AI: LLM improvements will begin to gradually slow, but not selling AI stocks I own
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