Type these three words after any ChatGPT answer and watch it completely tear apart its own reasoning

There’s a simple three-word prompt you can use on ChatGPT that’ll give you much stronger responses and help cut through any nonsense. 

The AI bot is used by millions of people across the world every day, and can offer help with everything from streamlining your workflow to fixing your car. 

However, the tech isn’t perfect, and ChatGPT can give some strange responses, hallucinations, and confidently present incorrect information. 

But using this simple three-word prompt will force the AI bot into poking holes in its logic and explaining how it came to its response.

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Use these three words to get ChatGPT to think more deeply about its answer

When using AI chatbots, like ChatGPT, knowing how to prompt is key to getting the best responses. 

For example, you can use the three-prompt rule to help flesh out an answer, or respond with the ‘glitch’ prompt to make it smarter.

And if you want to get ChatGPT to think more deeply about a response, there’s a three-word prompt that could prove very handy. 

Next time you ask the chatbot a question, follow it up by prompting: Convince me otherwise. 

This will make ChatGPT go back through its answer and then look for any weaknesses in the argument or cracks in its logic. 

Its initial response could make a solid recommendation or share a thorough explanation, but by then asking it to convince you otherwise, the AI bot will reveal some limitations or opposing theories, Tech Radar explained. 

The prompt works because while ChatGPT is able to create several different lines of reasoning, it will typically present the one it feels is the most helpful.

So, by asking it to explore the opposite side of the coin, you’ll get access to some of these other lines of reasoning and a more thought-out answer.

You can also give the ‘cupcake’ prompt a try

Another way to encourage ChatGPT to think a little more deeply about its answer is to use the ‘cupcake’ prompt. 

Using the cupcake prompt will force the AI bot to highlight anything it isn’t certain about. 

To use it, before you get started giving AI any specific task, you need to send it an initial prompt telling it to flag anything it isn’t sure about with the word cupcake. 

So, you could tell it: ‘Before you respond, double-check all the information is accurate and correct. If there’s anything you’re unsure about or guessing, then say the word ‘cupcake’ and explain what you’re not certain about’. 

Now, when you ask it a question, it’ll let you know anything it isn’t sure of, which should cut back on AI hallucinations.

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