Categories of prompts you can use for LLMs

Categories of prompts with examples 

1. Direct Instruction

- Calculate the area of a circle with a radius of 5 cm.

- List the steps to reset a smartphone to factory settings.

- Write a summary of the book 'To Kill a Mockingbird'.


2. Specific Contextualization

- Explain the impact of the 2008 financial crisis on small businesses in the US.

- Describe the role of artificial intelligence in modern healthcare.

- Discuss the cultural significance of Diwali in India.


3. Comparative Analysis

- Compare the economic policies of the US and China.

- Analyze the differences between renewable and non-renewable energy sources.

- Contrast the leadership styles of Steve Jobs and Bill Gates.


4. Creative Scenario Setting

- Imagine a world where humans can breathe underwater. Describe how society would change.

- Create a story where AI has become the primary decision-maker in governments.

- Write a dialogue between two characters who discover a hidden treasure in their backyard.


5. Role Play and Simulation

- Pretend you are a customer service representative handling a complaint about a defective product.

- Simulate a job interview for a software developer position.

- Role-play a negotiation between a buyer and a seller over the price of a car.


6. Progressive Inquiry

- What are the causes of climate change? How do these causes affect global weather patterns?

- How does the human brain process language? What are the implications for learning new languages?

- What are the key factors in successful project management? How can these be applied in a tech startup?


7. Temporal Sequence Request

- Describe the events leading up to the American Revolution.

- Outline the steps involved in the scientific method.

- Explain the process of photosynthesis from start to finish.


8. Opposing Viewpoint Exploration

- Discuss the pros and cons of remote work.

- Examine the arguments for and against the use of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in agriculture.

- Analyze the benefits and drawbacks of social media on mental health.


9. Problem-Solving Framework

- How would you address the issue of plastic pollution in the oceans?

- What strategies can be implemented to improve public transportation in urban areas?

- Propose a solution to reduce the digital divide in developing countries.


10. Multi-Turn Conversation

- Let's discuss your career goals. What are your long-term aspirations?

- Tell me about your favorite hobbies. How did you get started with them?

- What are your thoughts on the latest advancements in AI? How do you think they will impact society?


11. Conditional Scenario

- If you were given a million dollars, how would you invest it?

- Imagine you are the CEO of a company facing a major crisis. What steps would you take to manage the situation?

- If you could travel to any country in the world, where would you go and why?


12. Personalized Inquiry

- What are your favorite books and why do you enjoy them?

- How do you usually spend your weekends?

- What inspired you to pursue a career in your current field?


13. Future Prediction

- What do you think the world will look like in 50 years?

- How do you foresee the evolution of technology in the next decade?

- What are your predictions for the future of renewable energy?


14. Meta-Instructive Prompt

- Explain how to create an effective study plan for exams.

- Describe the best practices for writing a research paper.

- Outline the steps to develop a successful marketing strategy.


15. Abstract Concept Clarification

- What is the concept of 'freedom' in political philosophy?

- Explain the idea of 'entropy' in thermodynamics.

- Describe the notion of 'justice' in ethical theory.

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