Two minds, one prompt
Most of us use AI alone, prompting from our own mental model and never seeing how colleagues approach it differently. Building a prompt together makes that thinking visible, and starts to shift AI from a solo habit into something the team shares. Try it when the team is using AI a lot but separately.
How to run it
Pick a pair from different roles and a real task to work with. Together, build a prompt from scratch, run it, and talk about what you each brought to it.
Pair two people from different roles (design + engineering, PM + researcher, delivery + product)
Pick a real task one of them has coming up, not a made-up exercise
Together, write a prompt for that task from scratch, no reusing existing prompts
Run it and read the output side by side
Talk about what happened: where did you pull in different directions? What surprised you?
Optional: each person writes what they would have prompted alone, then compare
Recommended time
4 weeks, try multiple pairings.
What to notice
Are people starting to talk about how they prompt, not just what they produce?
Does pairing feel less awkward over time?
Any change in how roles collaborate outside the experiment?
What this might move
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