Stop copying and pasting directly from ChatGPT and other AI tools - you’ll easily get caught by…
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Stop copying and pasting directly from ChatGPT and other AI tools - you’ll easily get caught by today’s methods and honestly there isn’t a one-size-fits all way to “humanize” any AI generated text. #chatgpt #ai #tech #aitips #aitools #techtok
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You need to stop copy and pasting directly from ChatGPT and do this instead. But first, make sure to hit follow and bookmark this video so you don't lose it. You're probably familiar by now how AI written text is becoming much more easier to be identified, which in turn makes it easier for anyone to know whether you use ChatGPT for anything. Let's take this text for example. When you run this text generated by ChatGPT on ChatGPT 0, you will see that will 100% be flagged by it and it's saying that it was 100% generated by AI because it was. And even recently, we've seen how some chat GPT models were leaving these invisible characters like zero width spaces, non joiners and formatting marks. Although it seems it has already been patched, but who should say something like that isn't coming back in the near future? AI models are also notorious for frequently using long dashes instead of just a hyphen, fake punctuation and homophones and lots of marked down formatting syntax. Even if you were to completely remove these by hand, even if you try asking the AI model to write it in a way that it would not be detected by those tools, or even if you were to pay for a tool to rewrite it for you, it's just simply not enough. Here's what you should do instead. No. 1, formulate your prompt better. Unfortunately, I haven't found a prompt that is a one Size fits all. I've tried numerous prompts from different creators for different purposes and it just does not work for every scenario. You need to customize your prompt based on your current situation. The most success I have had with avoiding AI detectors has been by using a tool like Water Rights AI or even ChatGPT's O3 model. And No. 2, once you run through a humanizer step, whatever that step might look like, you should use a tool like Zero Trace AI to remove those unnecessary formatting and technical markers AI models like to leave in your text.