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Prompt

Separate confirmed changes from future promises

Why now: Today’s acquisition and safety statements make the distinction between a commitment, a condition and a usable change especially useful.

Prompted by today's lead: AMD’s World Labs agreement is not a product release

What you'll need

  • A short, non-sensitive announcement or project update you already have
  • Any general-purpose AI assistant

Steps

  1. Choose a passage and remove confidential or personal details.
  2. Paste it into the prompt below.
  3. Compare the answer with the original, especially any claims about availability or completion.

The prompt

Read this update and separate confirmed changes from intentions or conditions. Use only the supplied text. Identify what has happened, what is proposed, and what is explicitly available now. Where availability is unstated, say so. End with one cautious next step supported by the text. Keep the entire answer under 120 words, in plain text with no Markdown formatting, no asterisks and no # headings. Text: [paste your announcement or project update here]

What you should get

A short explanation distinguishing the approved plan and selected supplier from the unsigned agreement and hoped-for benefit, with no invented launch date and a recommendation to keep using the current sheet.

Tested example: Tested on sample input

Input

The workshop committee has approved a plan to replace the shared booking sheet with a reservation tool. The coordinator hopes it will reduce duplicate bookings. A supplier has been selected, but the agreement is unsigned. Training will be scheduled after approval. Members should continue using the current sheet until a separate launch notice is issued.

Output

Confirmed: The committee has approved a replacement plan, and a supplier has been selected. The agreement remains unsigned.

Proposed or conditional: The plan is to replace the shared booking sheet with a reservation tool. Reducing duplicate bookings is the coordinator’s hope, not a confirmed result. Training will be scheduled after approval; the text does not specify which approval.

Available now: The current booking sheet remains in use. The reservation tool’s availability is unstated, and no launch is confirmed.

Next step: Continue using the current sheet until a separate launch notice is issued.

How we tested it: How we checked this: an AI model ran this prompt on the sample input on September 30, 2026, and a separate model call checked the result against what the Move promises.