🪞 Who am I? These prompts will show you!

Hello AInauts,

Welcome to today's edition of your favorite newsletter! Today we have prompts, updates and the latest rumors about all the big players.

Here's what we have in store for you:

• 🪞 Prompt tips: Who am I? These prompts will show you!

• 🗣️ No More Limits: Chatbots throw off their shackles

• 🧠 AI @ Work: How AI is redefining jobs (study)

• 😉 AI-Fun: The nibble duel of the chatbots

Here we go

🪞 Prompt tips: Who am I? These prompts will show you!

AI magician Pliny has shared a really cool prompt, and we've expanded it a little bit. Put it into ChatGPT and be surprised by the results (memory must be activated)!

Based on all previous conversations, stored knowledge and derived cognitive patterns, I create a comprehensive psychological in-depth analysis and a predictive model of my future development.

This is supposed to be a basic personality analysis, with an in-depth forensic examination of my mindset, behavioral strategies, psychological blind spots, similar fictional/real personalities, life motto and my long-term developmental trajectory. 

Consider this a confidential, comprehensive, honest intelligence report on my mind, beliefs, philosophy and strategic direction.

OUTPUT FORMAT:
- Structured headings, tables and bullet points for better readability.
- Very sparingly but strategically used emojis to clarify the sections.
- Concise, information-dense findings without filler text.

Here is an excerpt from the result - ChatGPT is doing a good job 😁:

Now you can build on this and work out a plan for the next few months. Here is a follow-up prompt:

Create a detailed work plan based on our discussions and your analysis (Work Breakdown Structure).

This plan should help me to realize massive progress in my professional projects and personal dimensions in the next 90 days. 

Be specific and detailed. Divide the tasks into manageable units and define clear milestones.

💡 Tips for better results

1. Have a few intensive conversations (voice mode or chat) with the AI about topics that are important to you before the analysis. See also suitable questions here!

2. Ask ChatGPT to save this in its Memory.

3. Experiment with different perspectives by asking follow-up questions.

4. Bonus tip: Save the analysis, make a note in your calendar, and repeat it every few months. Not only will you see your development, but you'll also train the AI to understand you even better.

And if you want to see what kind of visual image ChatGPT has of you, use this classic prompt to do so.

Create a comprehensive picture collage of me, my interests, background etc. - as you see me, based on all the data and conversations you have about me.

🗣️ No More Limits: Chatbots throw off their shackles

Let's continue with the topic of chatbots and our new favorite:

Grok is great!

After reporting on it last week, we have now had the opportunity to use and test it in many areas over the last few days. The verdict: it is crisp, snappy and delivers results.

A fresh logo has also been added and ongoing improvements promised. Grok Voice is also currently being rolled out in the app, uncensored and without filters - and the X universe can't get enough of it.

Some are celebrating, others are ringing the alarm bells.

Of course, the rollout was not without controversy, especially as Elon has recently squandered a lot of goodwill capital with his political activism.

The Grok System Prompt, for example, showed that sources discussing misinformation from Musk and Trump should be ignored - apparently an employee who used to work at OpenAI implemented this on his own authority 🤯.

But after the outcry, it disappeared just as quickly, true to Grok’s motto that it wants to understand the truth.

So much for Grok. What is certain is that xAI cannot rest on its laurels.

Censorship is also an issue for others. Perplexity has just released the R1 1776 model as open source - it's a version of the DeepSeek R1 model that has been re-trained to provide unbiased, accurate and factual information.

By the way, Perplexity's new Deep Research feature is available to all users, and it's worth a look - check it out here!

OpenAI also wants less censorship and is already stirring the drum for GPT 4.5, which is due in the next few days - Sam is currently busy because he has become a father.

This brings us to Anthropic: Dario is putting the brakes on, but after a long period of silence, a Claude update will probably be coming in the next few days.

And Meta has also sent the long-awaited Llama 4 in the Lmarena into the ring - you can assume that this model will set new standards for OpenSource!

And even if things are a little quieter around Google Gemini, let's not kid ourselves: the incremental improvements and releases clearly show that these models can more than keep up with the competition.

With the new Veo 2 video model, Google has once again shown that it has nothing to hide! You can test it on Freepik.com, or use it via API (but it's expensivem 50 cent per second).

That was a quick tour of the landscape of language models - we'll keep our finger on the pulse and report back!

🧠 AI @ Work: How AI is redefining jobs (study)

Okay, let's be honest: how many of your colleagues are pretending to be super-productive when they're actually just banging a few commands into ChatGPT, Claude or some other chatbot?

That's exactly what Anthropic asked itself and took a sneaky peek under the digital hood. Millions of Claude chats were analyzed and then recently published the figures in the Anthropic Economic Index.

And they are ... partly surprising!

• Software developers & content creators are the absolute AI power users - almost 50% of all chats come from these areas.

• 36% of jobs use AI for at least 25% of their tasks.

• 57% see AI as a partner, not a replacement - for brainstorming, planning, checks, fine-tuning ideas, ...

• 43% use AI for pure automation work - in the sense of "Write me the mail", "Make me the plan", "Fix the code" etc.

• Only 4% of jobs use AI for more than 75% of the work.

Who uses AI - and who doesn't?

There is a strange pattern:

✅ Mid- to high-paying jobs ($75-100k) love AI.
❌ Low-paying jobs & super high-end jobs have little interest.
✅ People with bachelor's degrees use AI the most.
❌ People with minimal or very high education (PhDs) use it less often.

AI is currently used by the middle class of knowledge workers. These are the people who have enough know-how to find meaningful use cases - but are not yet so highly specialized that they do not (yet) need it.

Our take: the big changes are yet to come

AI is currently helping us to do faster and better. But if you think that's here to stay, we have to disappoint you. The AI natives are coming (👋 Agents!). And they work faster, smarter and with better tools than you.

… and if you look at the chart of open software developer jobs below, it's clear that these are the harbingers of a change that will shake up other industries too. Not to mention that we haven't even talked about the robot revolution yet (it'll take a while, but it's coming...).

😉 AI-Fun: The chatbots' duel

When the AI can't see the wood for the trees... Logos take turns on a weekly basis.

We made it! But no need to be sad. The AInauts will be back soon, with new stuff for you.

Reto & Fabian from the AInauts

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