According to God of Prompt, using specific negative instructions when prompting ChatGPT, such as telling it what words or phrases not to use, significantly increases output quality by 2.1 times compared to vague positive instructions. This approach is recommended for AI practitioners aiming to optimize prompt engineering strategies and improve conversational AI performance, as reported by God of Prompt on Twitter.

According to God of Prompt on Twitter, after testing over 200 custom instruction sets for ChatGPT, five specific instruction patterns were identified that increased output quality by 3.4 times. The analysis highlights that while most users do not optimize the custom instructions feature effectively, these proven patterns can significantly enhance ChatGPT's performance and practical value for business and productivity applications. As reported by God of Prompt, leveraging these optimized instruction sets represents a major opportunity for organizations seeking to maximize the effectiveness of AI-powered workflows.