Define the listener, not the topic
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"Make it simple" produces condescension; a concrete listener produces calibration. Swap in whoever you need: a CEO with four minutes, a skeptical engineer, a hiring committee.
The listener is a first-year student who has never seen this material and is nervous about it. No jargon without an immediate plain-language explanation. Assume good intelligence and zero background.
Cómo usarlo
- 1En el panel Studio, elige Resumen de audio y haz clic en Personalizar.
- 2Pega el prompt en el cuadro de personalización.
- 3Genera: los presentadores seguirán tus instrucciones.
Los corchetes marcan las partes que debes reemplazar con tu tema o pregunta.
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