Blog posts by parson
Prompt engineering – How do I tell the AI? Enhancing communication with Artificial Intelligence
What once sounded like science fiction is now reality: machines that can learn, think, and even be creative.
But how do you communicate with AI? How do you get it to produce exactly the content you have in mind? Because an AI doesn’t think like a human—it detects patterns in data. That’s why a different style of communication is needed. This is where the technique of prompt engineering comes in. read more
ConVEx San Jose - Gen AI and iiRDS
Looking back at ConVEx 2025 in San Jose, generative AI was still everywhere. While some are still trying to figure out its impact on technical writing, others are stressing that everyone needs to incorporate it into their daily work. Here are some paraphrased quotes: read more
Survey on the use of artificial intelligence in technical communication: the results
Artificial intelligence can help create, organize, and retrieve content. But what tasks are best suited for AI, and how is it changing the technical communication profession? read more
Wearing different hats and speaking the same language. Interview with Lukas Jetzig, knowledge engineer and technical communicator at parson
What is knowledge engineering and what does a knowledge engineer do in technical communication? We asked our colleague Lukas Jetzig. He has been working as a technical communicator and knowledge engineer at parson since 2022. read more
tcworld conference 2024 – Generative AI and prompting
Chatbots, generative AI, and large language models were still everywhere at this year’s tcworld conference. Alex Jitianu from our partner Syncro Soft talked about GenAI and the evolving domain of prompting. read more