From Chaos to Clarity in Generative A IšÆ
- Noemi Kaminski
- Oct 25
- 1 min read
Most people treat prompting like trial and error ā throwing words at a model and hoping for magic.
But professionals donāt rely on luck. They use context.
In one of my lessons, I unpack three foundational techniques that transform how you communicate with GenAI ā so your outputs stop feeling random and start feeling intentional.
š 1. Priming with Examples
Before you ask for an answer, show the model what āgoodā looks like. By providing a few precise examples, you prime the AIās understanding of tone, format, and reasoning style ā setting the stage for consistency.

šļø 2. Progressive Scaffolding
Think of this as building the modelās understanding step by step. Instead of one long, messy prompt, you progressively layer information: role ā task ā constraints ā tone ā exclusions.Ā
Itās how professionals brief creative teams ā and it works beautifully with AI.

āļø 3. Contrastive Prompting
Sometimes the clearest way to teach is through contrast. Showing both āwhat to doā and āwhat to avoidā helps GenAI recognize nuance and refine its logic faster than endless retries.

š” These are just three concepts from my larger framework ā a complete system for turning guesswork into structured communication across text, image, and video.
If youāve ever felt like your prompts were hit-or-miss, this course will help you build a process you can actually trust.
š Explore the full course to see how it all connects ā and start prompting like a strategist, not a gambler. Available here!


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