Spatial Prompting
Spatial prompting integrates spatial relationships into prompts, offering a novel approach to manipulate concepts. This dynamic approach can lead to more intuitive and creative outcomes.
When using spatial prompting, I want to manipulate concepts through spatial relationships, so I can experiment and refine ideas more freely.
- Facilitating Flexible Thinking with Spatial Relations: Spatial relations facilitate playful and flexible thinking, enabling users to experiment and refine ideas more freely.
- Immediate Feedback and Control: The ability to quickly update outputs allows for immediate feedback and more control.
- Modality Considerations: Modalities like images and sound, are easily grasped but text will take more time so might be less suitable for such an interface
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