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Prompting Techniques that are Good, Better, and Ugly: A Guide to Data Insights for Executives in the Age of AI - Couverture souple

Jank, Wolfgang

 
9798248275786: Prompting Techniques that are Good, Better, and Ugly: A Guide to Data Insights for Executives in the Age of AI

Synopsis

AI has made charts effortless to generate—and dangerously easy to get wrong. In high-stakes decisions, a “good-looking” visualization can be more harmful than no visualization at all if it quietly distorts scale, hides context, or pushes a narrative the data doesn’t support. This book is written for leaders who don’t have time to become visualization experts, but who do need reliable, board-ready charts that clarify tradeoffs, surface risk, and accelerate alignment. It shows you how to use tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Copilot as force multipliers—without delegating judgment, integrity, or accountability.

In this book, you will learn how to turn vague, one-line requests into precise prompts that consistently produce professional, decision-ready visualizations. Across eight essential chart types, you’ll see the “Good - Better - Ugly” progression: what basic prompts produce, how to iterate to presentation quality, and how misleading charts are created—sometimes accidentally, sometimes on purpose. You’ll leave with a practical prompting framework, reusable prompt templates, and an executive-level review rubric for catching deception, demanding clarity, and ensuring every chart you present is both persuasive and honest.

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