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A talk by Viktor Grant on the 5X rule: give your AI five times more than you expect back, with the numbers from his own account.

Viktor Grant, the founder and engineer of Earthgrid.

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A talk by Viktor Grant

Feed Your AI Five Times What You Ask

Most people type a little and expect a lot.

Flip it. The answers tend to improve.

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What I Say

Most people type 100 words and want 2,000 back.
The result is often disappointing.

Feed it more than you expect out.
Your notes, your examples, your rules.

I teach 5X, and I show my own numbers.
They come from my own account, not a slide.

AI does not improve by getting bigger.
It improves when humans learn to use it properly.

My own numbers The receipts, from my own account.

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What People Leave With

A before and after of one prompt, live in the room.
A simple test: how much did you give, and how much came back?
The habit to carry to any AI you use next year.

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Questions I Would Bring

What does your typical prompt look like?
When did a long prompt beat a short one for you?
What would you feed it if you were not in a hurry?

A good question beats a prepared speech.

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I bring one real prompt and one honest number.

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Everyone rewrites a prompt, then we compare.

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My numbers, one live rewrite, then your questions.

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