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Brainstorm names while keeping choice human
Use follow-up turns to request options, critique, or revision while keeping the decision with you.
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Three useful moves
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Role + task + context + format = clearer output
- Ask for options: “Offer five workshop titles, each under six words.”
- Ask for critique: “Which title may be unclear to a beginner? Explain in one sentence.”
- Request a bounded revision: “Keep title 2’s meaning; remove the technical term.”
Mira asks for workshop titles, not participant names. Names are personal data and irrelevant to brainstorming.
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Mini example
First output: “Digital Empowerment Accelerator.” Mira’s feedback: “The audience is new to computers. Replace abstract or business language. Keep the tone respectful, not childish.” Revision: “Everyday Digital Skills.”
The second turn changes a named problem. “Try again” would not tell Mira whether the model understood the issue.
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Guided practice
Write one critique and one bounded revision for “Tech Made Super Easy!” Consider tone, specificity, and the intended audience.
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Independent transfer
Generate three options for a low-risk choice. Define two criteria before reading them, then record why you selected or rejected each. The model proposes; you decide.
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In the wild
See how this idea shows up as a product and a company — then come back to the lesson. Skills transfer across vendors.
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Answer from memory. Completion is saved from this evidence, not from opening the next page.
What information makes a revision request more useful than “make it better”?
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