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A few AI prompts to help you actually understand your work data

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By Saira Mueller Verified
| Tech Brew Verified
I've spent a lot of time over the past five months feeding data into AI—reader survey results, click data, open rates—and the difference between a useless response and a genuinely insightful one usually comes down to how you frame the ask. Here are the prompts that have worked for me, made generic enough to use on whatever data you're staring at. 1. Pressure-test your own read on the data.
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Loud and clear (and never too loud)

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By Saira Mueller Verified
| Tech Brew Verified
Disclosure: Companies may send us products to test, but they never pay for our opinions. Our recommendations are unbiased and unfiltered, and Tech Brew may earn a commission if you buy through our links. Last night's Knicks-Spurs NBA Finals game was the moment I knew the soundbar I've been testing had changed how I watch TV. It took a few ad breaks to notice, though. For once, the ads played at the same volume as the game (you know, instead of five times louder for no reason).
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The features coming to your Apple devices soon

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By Saira Mueller Verified
| Tech Brew Verified
What happened: Yesterday, Apple kicked off WWDC, which meant a slew of announcements for features that are coming to its devices later this year (usually around mid-September). While many of these were quality-of-life updates and small releases, Apple did finally unveil the new Siri and Apple Intelligence refresh. It would take a long time to list out all of the changes (as well as the hidden tidbits), so below are the major announcements.
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