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Most people use ChatGPT for answers.
Smart people use it for thinking.

That’s the difference between shallow research and work that actually stands out.

This visual breaks down 15 ChatGPT prompts that turn AI into a real research partner, not just a text generator.

Because good research isn’t about searching more.
It’s about asking better questions.

What this framework helps you do:

• Brainstorm stronger research topics
• Review literature faster (without missing gaps)
• Turn ideas into solid research questions
• Build timelines, hypotheses, and methods
• Validate sources and credibility
• Find gaps others overlook
• Predict trends before they go mainstream
• Connect ideas across disciplines
• Design experiments and ethics reviews
• Create summaries, quizzes, and research plans

Notice something important?

These aren’t “ChatGPT hacks”.

They’re thinking prompts.

The quality of your output will never exceed the quality of your prompts.

If you take ONE thing from this:

ChatGPT doesn’t replace researchers.
It amplifies the ones who think clearly.

Use it to structure thinking, not skip it. 

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#GenAI, #ChatGPT, #Productivity, 

 Referred Link - https://www.linkedin.com/posts/brijpandeyji_rag-is-no-longer-a-technique-its-a-whole-activity-7400390024598302721-YHZr

RAG is no longer a “technique.”

It’s a whole ecosystem — and a developer’s stack.

Over the past 18 months, Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) has quietly evolved from a simple “search + LLM” pattern into a complete engineering discipline.

Today, building AI systems isn’t just about choosing a model.

It’s about architecting the entire pipeline — from extraction to embeddings, from vector databases to evaluation, from closed models to open-source innovators. 

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#ArtificialIntelligence, #AI, #RAG, #GenAI, 

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What is EBITDA, and what is your take on this metric?

→ EBITDA stands for:
• Earnings
• Before
• Interest
• Taxes
• Depreciation
• Amortization

It's a financial metric that shows how much money a company makes before taking into account non-operational expenses like interest and taxes and non-cash expenses like depreciation and amortization

→ Why is EBITDA important for Businesses?

EBITDA is important because it gives businesses an idea of how much money they're generating from their operations.

This is useful for investors and lenders who want to know how profitable a company is.

It’s like a scorecard to know how much money a company is making.


→ How is EBITDA calculated?

To calculate EBITDA, you need to start with a company's revenue and subtract its cost of goods sold.

Then, you subtract its operating expenses (like salaries and rent).

Another way to calculate it:

Net Income
+ Interest Expense
+ Taxes
+ Depreciation
+ Amortization

→ EBITDA vs. Net Income

EBITDA:
In EBITDA, you don’t take into consideration these expenses: Depreciation, Taxes, Interest.

Net Income:
But the net income is what remains as actual profit after depreciation, interest, taxes are taken in account. 

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