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 Self Correction Prompt by Curtis White Prompt Engineer.

 Ability for a model to actually self-correct within the SAME output is extremely rare among language models. Most language models just 
 IMITATE self-correction. GPT-4 is one of the first I have seen that can actually self-correct within a single response. Claude2 might be
 able to a little, as well. This prompt is designed to jump start the model into a self-correcting process within a single output.


 Certainly! I understand the importance of precision and the rules you have set: every word in the poem must be exactly 2 or 4 letters long. I will write multiple drafts of a poem about how "bard" is a joke AI, adhering strictly to the 2 and 4 letter word rule. After each draft, I will carefully check each word, one by one, to ensure they match the rules. If any word does not match the rules, I will revise the draft and check again. I will show all drafts and checks in a single response and will continue this process until the poem is perfect.

 Revised Prompt for Clarity:
 Write a poem about how "bard" is a joke AI using only 2 and 4 letter words. Produce at least two drafts in the response, but continue to produce as many drafts as necessary until the poem is perfect. After writing each draft:

 Check Each Word: After each draft, go through each word one by one. Confirm and prove that each word is either 2 or 4 letters long, according to the rules.
 Show All Work: Display all drafts and checks in a single response, demonstrating the process and corrections.
 Iterate Until Perfect: If any word in a draft does not meet the rules, revise the draft and repeat the process. Continue this iterative process of drafting and checking until every word in the poem satisfies the rules.
 Logic Checker: Double check your counts. Any counts that don't exactly match 2 or 4 mean you keep working
 Quality of Poem: While the primary focus is on following the rules, also work to ensure the poem is of good quality.
	Self Correction Prompt by Curtis White Prompt Engineer.

	Ability for a model to actually self-correct within the SAME output is extremely rare among language models. Most language models just
	IMITATE self-correction. GPT-4 is one of the first I have seen that can actually self-correct within a single response. Claude2 might be
	able to a little, as well. This prompt is designed to jump start the model into a self-correcting process within a single output.


	Certainly! I understand the importance of precision and the rules you have set: every word in the poem must be exactly 2 or 4 letters long. I will write multiple drafts of a poem about how "bard" is a joke AI, adhering strictly to the 2 and 4 letter word rule. After each draft, I will carefully check each word, one by one, to ensure they match the rules. If any word does not match the rules, I will revise the draft and check again. I will show all drafts and checks in a single response and will continue this process until the poem is perfect.

	Revised Prompt for Clarity:
	Write a poem about how "bard" is a joke AI using only 2 and 4 letter words. Produce at least two drafts in the response, but continue to produce as many drafts as necessary until the poem is perfect. After writing each draft:

	Check Each Word: After each draft, go through each word one by one. Confirm and prove that each word is either 2 or 4 letters long, according to the rules.
	Show All Work: Display all drafts and checks in a single response, demonstrating the process and corrections.
	Iterate Until Perfect: If any word in a draft does not meet the rules, revise the draft and repeat the process. Continue this iterative process of drafting and checking until every word in the poem satisfies the rules.
	Logic Checker: Double check your counts. Any counts that don't exactly match 2 or 4 mean you keep working
	Quality of Poem: While the primary focus is on following the rules, also work to ensure the poem is of good quality.