Seven sheets and 13 slides from the cheapest setting: the two-step guide and the exact prompts I use for Excel, PowerPoint, and Word.

The author proposes a two-step method for using Fable 5.1 in knowledge work, starting with a ‘Low’ effort setting to generate initial drafts of spreadsheets, presentations, or documents, and then increasing to ‘High’ or ‘Extra’ for refinement and critical judgment. This approach is effective because the lower settings produce usable output that highlights areas needing human expertise, allowing for more efficient use of computational resources. The article provides specific prompts and insights into how this AI model can assist with financial analysis, content creation, and decision-making processes.

• Fable 5.1 can be used for knowledge work by starting on a ‘Low’ effort setting and increasing to ‘High’ or ‘Extra’ for tasks requiring judgment.
• The ‘Low’ setting is sufficient for initial draft generation, making it cost-effective to iterate on work.
• Knowledge work requires more human judgment than coding because AI tools lack robust feedback mechanisms for argument quality or assumption validity.
• The author shares specific prompts for Excel, PowerPoint, and Word, along with lessons learned about Fable 5.1’s capabilities and limitations.
• Building spreadsheets, decks, or written content with AI assistance helps the user better understand the business, refine the narrative, and solidify their own beliefs.
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