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Start with a specific task
Organizing research, exploring headline alternatives and summarizing patterns are focused uses. Define the input and the intended output before choosing a tool.
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Separate a draft from a decision
A fluent answer is not proof. Verify factual claims, sources, numbers and brand fit. A person should approve work before customers see it.
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Treat data deliberately
Agree what information a tool may receive. Keep private customer data and credentials out of a workflow unless the handling and permissions are understood.
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Measure the contribution
Compare the usefulness and quality of the finished work, not the number of prompts. Keep an approach only when it supports the business goal.