Ethan Mollick(@emollick):Leaving aside everything else, this confuses inputs with outputs. You want to get tasks done efficiently, not focus on inputs alone (its a similar risk for companies focusing solely on minimizing token cost) And "keep prompts short" is bad advice for getting good AI outputs.

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Ethan Mollick@emollick

2026.09.25 21:11

Leaving aside everything else, this confuses inputs with outputs. You want to get tasks done efficiently, not focus on inputs alone (its a similar risk for companies focusing solely on minimizing token cost) And "keep prompts short" is bad advice for getting good AI outputs.