Prompting Culture
P.Q. Rubin, James Presbitero, Seema Nayyar TewariExploring the creative frontiers of AI and tech, with a focus on the art of crafting compelling prompts and the fascinating things they can generate.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 48 | Subscribers | Read | promptingculture.substack.com |
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The Tilly Norwood Paradox
AI actress Tilly Norwood (Source: Xicoia, via Serendipity35.net)
The End of AI Hallucination?
Recently, we’ve all seen the headlines proclaiming “AI finally stops making stuff up!” Many of them hail OpenAI’s updated model (called GPT-5) as a game changer.
Assorted Opinion Pieces, Written By AI
Please note: the following opinions don’t necessarily align with those of any AI company, or mine. Prompts1 tried to extract clear opinions without steering in any specific direction.
A Formal Introduction to Italian Brainrot
## Introduction: Italian Brainrot as a Semiotic Ecosystem
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A curious AI enthusiast trying to make sense of the robot uprising, one prompt at a time.
I design authentic, AI-powered content systems that turn founders into Unpromptable thought leaders. | Get the FREE AI Prompt Vault (prompts for writing, marketing, etc.) in the welcome email.
I am happy-go-lucky by nature, blissful in meditation. I like to write about mystical/spiritual stuff as well as humorous, funny stories.
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