I found a copy of what I was looking for that I save someplace. Richmond posted it in the Na Technology Forum. It appears that Landau is not a member, so I cannot go back to him for what he offered and ask for what Gartner published.... Maybe this thread can be moved to the new Forum for AI.
Subject: Good information on AI in general and on writing AI prompts
From: Richard Landau
To:
Date Sent: Monday, June 15, 2026 11:05:27 AM GMT-04:00
Date Received: Monday, June 15, 2026 11:06:28 AM GMT 04:00
Attachments: 1,000 ChatGPT Prompts _ Superhuman AI.pdf,Prompts for Financial Analysts _ Superhuman AI 2.pdf,07
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Fellow AI junkies, I have run across several things that might be of interest to you, and to the AI interest group.
1. WIRED Magazine developed a course of basic, not-very-technical information about the current state of AI, named
"AI or Die Trying." The content of this course is available to all. Their email and web site say, perhaps jokingly, that
the course is mandatory for all employees.
The course consists of five modules, each of which contains a video, has a one or more docs to read, and a little e-
z quiz at the end to see if you stayed awake. If you actually read the readings, the whole process might take you an hour.
The URL to get into the course is
https://www.wired.com/story/ai-or-die-trying/
or just search for "Wired AI or die trying"
2. Gartner Group has a 45-minute webinar on "How to write a good AI prompt." It is intended for Gartner clients, but
I managed to login as a guest. I captured many of the slides and will be happy to give them to the group. A ZIP
archive of the slides is much too large to email, but I attached one sample; I can make the archive available in some
cloud storage area such as Google Drive or Dropbox. Some of the slides, especially at the end, go much further into
details like reliability than I think anyone here would care to do. But the early ones are very good guidelines.
3. A daily newsletter, Superhuman_AI, published a list of 1,000 prompts that can be used to ask various questions
from an AI. They are collected into groups such as Finance, Accounting, Therapy, Engineering, Web site design, and
so forth. I have a PDF file with hotspots that navigate to pages containing the lists of prompts. The file is also too
large to email; I can make it available on a cloud storage area. Howeve , the table-of-contents PDF file, including
hotspot web links, and a sample list are attached.
rick
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Richard Landau
PS: Please feel free to forward this to your distribution lists of interested parties.