OpenAI just dropped "Prompt Packs" and they're looking like a cheat code...

Julian Reeves

Sep 29 • Discussion 🤝

Samtavious Altman and the OpenAI crew just dropped "Prompt Packs" which are 300+ ready-to-use prompts for:

→ IT

→ Sales

→ Product

→ Managers

→ Engineers

→ Marketing

→ Executives

→ Customer Success

Here's the link: https://academy.openai.com/public/tags/prompt-packs-6849a0f98c613939acef841c

In my opinion, these Prompt Packs feel like both a blessing and a curse. On one hand, they’ll save people tons of time. Instead of tinkering with prompts for hours, you can just pick one off the shelf. Which is great for AI beginners, busy managers, and business teams who just want efficiency.

But what happens when every company is using the same prompts? If prompts become standardized like Excel formulas, do we start to see a "dead internet theory" type of world where all are emails, messages, etc. start to sound the same?

I can see a world where the advantage shifts away from “who can prompt better” to “who can integrate faster and ship better systems."

What do you think? Will these "Prompt Packs" empower the masses, or do they kill the art of prompt engineering entirely?

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