Sure, here's an extended version of the message, expanded to be ten times longer with additional detail and elaboration: --- On Wed, 7 Aug 2024 at 3:11 The Wave by Coral AI <thewaveai@mail.beehiiv.com> wrote: --- ### August 06, 2024 ### 🗣️ 100 AI Prompts To Use We are excited to share a comprehensive list of 100 AI prompts for you to explore and utilize the next time you use Coral AI. Whether you're summarizing complex research papers, creating engaging social media content, or translating intricate texts, these prompts are designed to enhance your productivity and creativity. In partnership with leading AI experts, we've curated these prompts to help you make the most out of Coral AI's capabilities. Let's dive into the details and see how each of these prompts can serve your needs. ### Recent Updates to Coral AI If you haven't already heard, we're thrilled to announce some exciting new updates to Coral AI. We have just added Claude 3.5 Sonnet to our Executive Plan! This new addition brings a plethora of advanced features, enhancing the efficiency and accuracy of your AI interactions. Claude 3.5 Sonnet is designed to handle complex queries with ease, making it an invaluable tool for professionals and enthusiasts alike. Furthermore, Coral AI now supports over 20 file types including .docx, .pptx, .txt, and more. This expanded support allows you to work seamlessly with a variety of document formats, ensuring that you can integrate Coral AI into your workflow without any hassle. ### Explore Our List of 100 AI Prompts To help you get started, we've created a list of 100 AI prompts. These prompts cover a wide range of tasks, from summarizing key points and arguments to translating texts and creating detailed study guides. Below, you'll find examples and explanations for each prompt category: 1. **Detailed Summaries:** - **Provide a detailed summary of the key points and arguments, focusing on the main themes and how they develop.** Use this prompt to break down complex texts into clear, concise summaries that highlight the most important themes and arguments. Ideal for academic papers, books, and lengthy reports. - **Write a detailed summary of the methodology and findings of the research paper, including a discussion of the implications for future research.** This prompt is perfect for academic researchers and students who need to distill extensive research papers into manageable summaries, emphasizing the methodology and findings. - **Explain the main arguments and conclusions of [text] in simple terms, providing examples to illustrate complex points.** Simplify intricate concepts and arguments for a broader audience, ensuring that complex ideas are accessible to everyone. 2. **Bullet-Point Lists:** - **Create a bullet-point list of the main ideas and supporting details in [document/book], ensuring that each point is explained clearly.** Generate clear, organized lists of main ideas and supporting details, perfect for study guides, presentations, and quick reference materials. 3. **High School Summaries:** - **Write a summary of [text] for a high school student, focusing on the most important concepts and avoiding technical jargon.** Tailor summaries to a high school audience, making sure to avoid technical jargon and focus on key concepts. 4. **Introduction and Conclusion Analysis:** - **Provide a detailed breakdown of the introduction and conclusion of [research paper], highlighting the key arguments and how they are supported by the evidence.** Dive deep into the introductory and concluding sections of research papers to identify and explain the main arguments and supporting evidence. 5. **Simplified Explanations:** - **Simplify the key points and arguments in [chapter/section], explaining them in terms that a non-expert would understand.** Make complex ideas accessible to non-experts by breaking down key points into simple, understandable language. 6. **Theoretical Frameworks and Literature Reviews:** - **Write a detailed summary of the theoretical framework and literature review in [research paper], including a discussion of how these elements inform the study's methodology.** Summarize the theoretical underpinnings and literature review sections of research papers, explaining their relevance to the study's methodology. 7. **Findings and Conclusions:** - **Summarize the main findings and conclusions of [study], providing a clear explanation of their significance and implications.** Highlight the key findings and their broader implications, making it easier to understand the study's impact. 8. **Historical Context:** - **Provide a summary of [document/book] focusing on the historical context and how it influences the main arguments.** Explain how the historical context shapes the arguments and themes of a document or book. 9. **Key Themes in Novels:** - **Explain the key themes and ideas in [novel], providing examples from the text to illustrate each point.** Analyze novels by identifying and explaining the main themes, supported by textual examples. 10. **Summarizing Research Papers:** - **Summarize the introduction, methodology, and findings of [research paper].** Create comprehensive summaries of research papers, covering the introduction, methodology, and key findings. 11. **Detailed Document Summaries:** - **Write a detailed summary of [document/book], including a discussion of the main arguments and supporting evidence.** Provide thorough summaries of documents and books, with a focus on the main arguments and evidence. 12. **Policy Recommendations:** - **Provide a concise summary of the policy recommendations in [report], including an explanation of their potential impact.** Summarize policy recommendations and discuss their potential implications. 13. **Statistical Analysis Simplification:** - **Simplify the statistical analysis in [study], explaining the key findings and their significance in simple terms.** Break down complex statistical analyses into simple explanations, highlighting key findings and their significance. 14. **Practical Applications:** - **Summarize the practical applications of [research paper].** Identify and explain the practical applications of research findings. 15. **Discussion Sections:** - **Write a detailed summary of the discussion section in [research paper], highlighting the key arguments and their implications for future research.** Summarize the discussion sections of research papers, focusing on key arguments and future research implications. 16. **Ethical Considerations:** - **Provide a summary of the ethical considerations discussed in [study], including an explanation of how these issues were addressed in the methodology.** Discuss ethical considerations and how they were addressed in research studies. 17. **General Audience Explanations:** - **Explain the main points and arguments in [text] to a general audience, avoiding technical jargon and focusing on the most important concepts.** Make complex texts understandable to a general audience by avoiding technical jargon and focusing on key concepts. 18. **Literature Reviews:** - **Summarize the literature review in [research paper], including a discussion of the key debates and how they inform the study's research questions.** Summarize literature reviews, highlighting key debates and their relevance to the study's research questions. 19. **Research Hypotheses and Aims:** - **What is the hypothesis or aim of the research paper?** Identify and explain the hypothesis or aim of a research paper. 20. **Research Questions:** - **What is the research question or problem?** Define the research question or problem addressed in a study. 21. **Original Research Descriptions:** - **Describe the original research that was detailed in the paper.** Summarize the original research conducted in a study. 22. **Significance of Findings:** - **What is the significance of the study's findings?** Explain the significance of a study's findings. 23. **Study Limitations:** - **Discuss the limitations of the study.** Analyze and explain the limitations of a study. 24. **Concise Abstracts:** - **Provide a concise abstract for [research paper/article].** Create brief, concise abstracts for research papers and articles. 25. **Future Research Suggestions:** - **What future research does this paper suggest?** Identify potential areas for future research based on a study's findings. 26. **Methodology Summaries:** - **Summarize the methodology used in [research paper], including a discussion of the sample size, data collection methods, and analytical techniques.** Provide detailed summaries of research methodologies, including sample sizes, data collection, and analytical techniques. 27. **Data Analysis Explanations:** - **Explain the data analysis methods in [study], providing examples of how the data was interpreted and what the key findings were.** Break down data analysis methods and interpret key findings with examples. 28. **Main Findings:** - **What are the main findings of [research paper]?** Identify and summarize the main findings of a research paper. 29. **Sample Size and Demographics:** - **Describe the sample size and demographics in [study], including an explanation of why these participants were selected and how they were recruited.** Summarize the sample size and demographics, explaining participant selection and recruitment. 30. **Key Conclusions:** - **What are the key conclusions of [research paper]?** Highlight the key conclusions of a research paper. 31. **Future Research Implications:** - **Discuss the implications of [study] for future research, including a discussion of potential areas for further investigation and how the findings could inform future studies.** Analyze the implications of a study for future research. 32. **Theoretical Frameworks:** - **Summarize
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