Sample AI Prompt: Social Media Posts
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Scenario
The day has finally arrived for your office to submit the boss’s bill, the Try AI in Government Act, to the eHopper along with its impressive list of original cosponsors. The press team stands ready to raise awareness to the bill’s introduction on social media, but they need help overcoming writer’s block: with so much AI news out there, how can the office differentiate this bill’s approach?
Task
Have GenAI help you with the first draft of five X posts celebrating the introduction of the Try AI in Government Act that highlights the intent of the legislation and celebrates the original cosponsors.
Tool
ChatGPT4Plus (approved for use in the House and Senate)
Tips
GenAI tools can be instructed to limit their drafted product to specific lengths, such as word count or average reading time. The more specific the request, the more likely the drafted product will match your specific needs.
Prompt
I am a congressional press assistant and today my boss introduced a bill called the Try AI in Government Act. An outline is included below. The bill is being cosponsored by Rep. Jane Doe of Oklahoma and has 12 original bipartisan cosponsors. Please help me draft five tweets (each tweet limited to 280 characters) that, over the five, announce the introduction of the bill, celebrate the accomplishment, thank the cosponsors for their support, bring attention to what the bill does in an exciting way, and calls for additional support of the bill.
This bill, the Try AI in Government Act, does the following:
encourages the safe use of AI in government
establishes regulations regarding the use of PII by offices in using AI
defines the use cases of AI for government
creates a task force to continue to identify uses of AI in government
authorizes funding for the creation and rollout of employee upskilling to use AI
AI-generated Response
Certainly! Crafting tweets for such an important legislative effort can help generate buzz and support. Here are five tweets that cover the introduction, celebration, appreciation, information, and call-to-action aspects of the Try AI in Government Act:
Announcement Tweet
"🚀 Exciting news! Today, we introduced the Try AI in Government Act, a groundbreaking bill aiming to revolutionize government efficiency and safety through AI. Big thanks to Rep. Jane Doe of Oklahoma and our 12 bipartisan cosponsors for leading the charge! #AIinGov"
Celebration Tweet
"🎉 We're making history with the Try AI in Government Act! This bill paves the way for smarter, more efficient government operations. Here's to innovation and forward-thinking in our government services! #InnovationInAction #TryAIGov"
Appreciation Tweet
"A huge shoutout to Rep. Jane Doe and our 12 original bipartisan cosponsors for their unwavering support of the Try AI in Government Act. Your commitment to advancing AI in government is inspiring! #TeamWork #AIForGood"
Informational Tweet
"What does the Try AI in Government Act do? ✅ Safe AI use in gov ✅ Regulations for PII in AI ✅ AI use case definitions ✅ AI task force creation ✅ Funding for AI upskilling. A giant leap towards modernizing our government! #AIChangeMakers"
Call-to-Action Tweet
"Join us in supporting the Try AI in Government Act! Together, we can usher in a new era of efficiency and innovation in government. Your voice matters – let's make AI in government a reality. 📢 #SupportAIAct #FutureIsNow"
These tweets are designed to capture attention, inform, and mobilize support, all while staying within the 280-character limit.
