Dietmar Fischer

Do you give the people prompts?

Or would you think that a doctor should give the people like, if you come to my appointment, please ask your AI with this prompt something, not totally, but in a direction?

Yeah, okay.

I mean, prompt engineer is also a thing.

People go beyond that.

It's just that you have to ask the right questions and you have to context engineering or you have to write context.

Funny thing because you said the guy that is... I have an example of a 48-year-old guy.

He's tired.

He's actually a biochemist.

So he was like, I think I have a vitamin B deficit.

He went to the doctor and then he said, well, how is your life?

And he has two kids.

One is four, one is two.

And then he said, no, it's like you don't have a deficit of vitamins, but of sleep because you have two kids at home.

And the context was missing.

If you don't give that to an AI, the AI wouldn't know.

So you have to prepare the people to give all that could be important to make sense.

I love the car analogies.

My father-in-law is a classical example.

His car, he would always drive.