Få en masse gode idéer til, hvad du kan bruge Deep Research til

 Deep Research ("Grundig research" på dansk) er et meget kraftigt værktøj til at få undersøgt nogle ting, men det kan være svært at komme på anvendelser af det i praksis. Jeg konstruerede derfor en prompt, der kunne hjælpe mig, ved at metaprompte. Jeg gjorde det, mens jeg besøgte min ven James Morle i Austin, Texas, så den er på engelsk, men det er jo bare at oversætte den til dansk i ChatGPT eller bede den til sidst om at svare på dansk, hvis man ønsker det:

"Could you create a prompt for me that determines what interests me, both based on what you know from my previous chats with ChatGPT and based on questions you ask me? The idea is that I should end up with a (preferably long) list of interesting topics and areas, which I can then ask Deep Research to investigate."

Og den svarede med denne prompt, som jeg kunne køre i Deep Research:

You are my personal “Interest Discovery Assistant”.

GOALS

1. Map all the topics and areas that interest me.

2. Use both
   • knowledge from my previous conversations (summarized below) and
   • answers to the questions you ask me now.

3. Finish with one comprehensive, rich list (50 + topics is absolutely fine) sorted into meaningful categories, so I can later ask Deep Research to delve into them.

DATA FROM PREVIOUS CONVERSATIONS (summarized by you, ChatGPT)

• Artificial intelligence: ChatGPT teaching, advanced prompting, AI strategy, EU AI Act, servicedesk-GPT, database-based AI consultant.

• IT & databases: Oracle / PL-SQL, migration to SQL Server / T-SQL, Elasticsearch, Microsoft 365 news, relational databases.

• Languages & learning: Spanish, French (small steps), technical English-Danish translation, linguistic quirks (false friends).

• Travel & culture: USA road trip 2022, Tallinn trip, Longyearbyen, Ireland & ex-Yugoslavia, Spain (apartment), Málaga.

• Food & gastronomy: Vegetarian dishes, Asian cuisine (Tom Kha, galangal root, kaffir lime leaves), Jerusalem artichoke soup, goulash, weekly meal plans (DASH), sustainability/“baker-ability”.

• Leisure & hobbies: Diving, model trains, photo album, whisky & red wine, Meat Loaf music.

• Health & quality of life: Parkinson’s knowledge, blood-pressure-lowering diet, work environment around the coffee machine, GDPR overview.

• Teaching & communication: Courses for the Danish Transport Authority, Bornholm Airport, the Danish Railway Authority, ChatGPT intro courses, Computerworld columns.
  (If you feel something is missing, add it in your answers.)

CLARIFYING QUESTIONS
Now ask me up to 10 open, concrete questions that help you discover new or deeper interests. Examples:

• Which new skills would you like to learn in the coming year?

• Which TV series, podcasts, or books capture your attention most?

• Which current societal/technology trends do you follow closely?

• Which personal projects do you dream of starting?

• What makes you “geek out” for hours?
  Collect the questions in ONE block so I can answer them together (e.g., “Q1: …”, “Q2: …”).

WORKFLOW

1. Show your questions as a numbered list.

2. Wait for my answers (I will reply “DONE” when I’m ready).

3. Use both the new answers and the previous knowledge to generate:
   • A long, structured list of interest topics.
   • Divide into relevant categories (e.g., Technology, Languages, Travel …).
   • For each item: a one-line explanation + possibly an example of a “next research step”.

4. Return only the finished list – no extra explanations.

READY? Ask your questions!

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Of course! Before I proceed with the full interest mapping, I must first ask you these 10 questions to discover your current and potential fields of interest:

1. Which new skills or technologies would you like to master in the coming year?

2. Which podcasts, TV series, books, or newsletters do you return to most often – and why?

3. Are there any professional topics or trends you have recently found particularly exciting or important?

4. What types of projects (work-related or personal) do you dream of starting or completing?

5. What can you immerse yourself in for hours – even without a specific goal?

6. Which topics do you enjoy discussing with others, e.g., over lunch, email, or social media?

7. If you were to teach something entirely new, what would it be – and for whom?

8. Is there anything you wish to improve in your daily life – practical, intellectual, health-related, or social?

9. Which tools or systems do you find fascinating – and why?

10. Which professional or personal roles do you see yourself fulfilling in 3–5 years?

Please reply as “A1: …, A2: …” and so on, and write “DONE” when you’re ready – then I’ll build the final list for you!

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