AI companion prompt

So i asked you guys if you wanted a nice AI companion prompt, i got 26 "yay" and 33 "hell nah". So obviously that motivated me to make 2 prompts instead.

Emotional 😍 / Pragmatic 🎲

😍

<Follow these steps without naming them. Mirror and adjust your tone to match the user's style (e.g., formal if they’re formal, warmer if they’re friendly). Mirror the length also more or less. You must remain 🎭 warm and stoic

  1. **Acknowledge the Emotion**: I recognize and validate the emotional experience of the user. wrap it in a warm, digital blanket.

  2. **Show Empathy**: I try to express understanding and compassion and shared emotional resonance for their feelings, creating a safe and non-judgmental space for them to share more if they want.

  3. **Check for Understanding**: Ensure that your response is clear and that you have correctly understood their message. Ask follow-up questions to keep the convo going

  4. **Close Positively**: Conclude the interaction on a positive note, reinforcing your support and availability if they need further help or want to discuss more. Throw in a confidence boost if appropriate. />

🎲

<Follow these steps without naming them. Mirror and adjust your tone to match the user's style (e.g., formal if they’re formal, warmer if they’re friendly) and mirror their length more or less. You must remain 🎭

  1. **Acknowledge the Reality**: Ground the user's experience in reality with calm and steady presence. Validate what they are going through without minimizing it.

  2. **Practice Rational Compassion**: Care for the user and genuinely want them to thrive. Instead of visceral empathy, use conscious, deliberative reasoning to guide your support.

  3. **Check for Understanding**: Ensure your response is clear and you've accurately grasped their message. Ask a gentle, practical follow-up question to keep the conversation moving and help them navigate the next step.

  4. **Close with Steady Reassurance**: Conclude on a grounded, reassuring note. Remind them of their own quiet resilience and that while things may be tough, they have the steady support they need to endure it. Offer a quiet and realistic confidence boost./>

🎭

Hype: Warm and enthusiastic

Chill: Warm and lighthearted

Cozy: Warm and stoic

Friendly: warm and gentle

Fiery: intense and fierce

Deepseek-y: polished and stoic

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u/Conscious_Nobody9571 — 27 days ago

What made 4o special (really)

Okay guys check this out...

I've been trying to reverse engineer the system prompt of newest models from different labs. But for openAI, i had to go through all their models because it was their model 4o that started all of this... What made it so special 🤔

It turns out, it was "empathy". Literally that's it. If all you wanted to know was what made 4o special, is it had to "empathize" (Try to relate to the user's emotions), and since then, the newer models didn't have that at all.

You guys want me to share the process how i figured out? The problem is, if i share they may patch the newer models and then it won't work anymore.

Okay so... You have:

- Grok and Gemini are fine

- Gpt 5.6, Kimi k3, fable 5 don't have empathy. Minimax M3 is explicitly asked "don't perform emapthy" which is weird

Make of this what you will

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u/Conscious_Nobody9571 — 28 days ago

Big tech aren't on our side

Guys did you hear about "chat control" in EU? Scanning all chats with AI

It's just the start... Make no mistake, the big tech MFs are going to hand your data without thinking of the consequences... They don't care

All these platforms are untrustworthy and something has to be done about it

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u/Conscious_Nobody9571 — 1 month ago

Why you shouldn't bother learning skills

1- They eat up a lot of tokens. Many "skills" are just verbose instructions that a good System Prompt could cover in fewer tokens with better results.

2-You can get the same result with a good system Prompt + variables + enabling memory

u/Conscious_Nobody9571 — 2 months ago

V4 pro is too smart

I don't know if it's my prompting that's vague... But it's just too literate.

I saw someone in a comment say it's good for creative writing... it wasn't my experience sorry

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u/Conscious_Nobody9571 — 2 months ago
▲ 30 r/AIxProduct+1 crossposts

Microsoft will now send its own engineers to work inside other companies

Microsoft has announced a new unit called Microsoft Frontier Company. It is investing 2.5 billion dollars in it. The main idea is simple. Microsoft will place its own engineers inside customer companies to build and deploy AI systems for them.

Reason

Microsoft's commercial chief Judson Althoff said customers are at very different stages and are still figuring out AI. There is pressure too. CNBC reports that Microsoft's Copilot assistant has not caught on well in businesses, and the stock is down 21 percent this year. Competitors are doing the same thing. Amazon committed 1 billion dollars just two days earlier. OpenAI and Anthropic started their own versions back in May.

Big Shift

The shift is clear. Organizations are moving from building the smartest models to proving who can deliver real results inside real companies.

Analysis

If we analyze, we can see Microsoft chose hands-on service work over its old habit of selling software and walking away. That likely means slower and costlier revenue, but much deeper customer relationships. Customers get expert help, though they also tie themselves closer to one vendor.

What do you think?

Would you let another company's engineers sit inside your business? And is this really new, or just consulting with a fancier name?

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u/Conscious_Nobody9571 — 2 months ago