Don't waste time using ChatGPT 100% content

[RichMedusa]

See the example below:

ChatGPT identifies the primary keyword and a secondary keyword (or key phrase) and repeats this 6 and 4 times, respectively. In a text of 206 words, this is absurd.

This makes the text highly predictable, repetitive and of low quality.

Any AI-text detector can see that this was not the work of a human being, Google which has the best technology available with its almost infinite budget can identify this in a second.



Human behavior, of course would be to avoid such repetition and replace these words with synonyms, or simply use pronouns to avoid over-mentioning the same words.

A checker I used (free and very simple), gave this result for the text above, created 100% with ChatGPT. The current trend in ChatGPT technologies is precisely to identify a keyword and repeat it. The longer the keyword or key phrase, the more obvious it becomes that it is a machine that is writing it.



Okay, so what do I do?

Simply copy and paste the text created by ChatGPT, open a synonym dictionary and replace this bunch of repetitions by other words, by pronouns or simply delete when unnecessary.

Write a new paragraph in your own words and be happy using this in the right way, as an assistant.

I strongly believe that in a few years we will be using this without any modification, however, today, January 02, 2023, this is not possible, if you just copy and paste the text, any free checker analysis can tell that this is done by a machine.

So obviously Open AI-3 or ChatGPT are still far from being able to replace human text creators, unless you hire very low quality people to write your articles.

 

[neverpooragain]

What is the human-generated content detector? can you link it please

 

[RichMedusa]

What is the human-generated content detector? can you link it please

''ai-content checker'' , google it and you'll see many options

 

[HydraEvil]

It can be done by grammarly also..

 

[nirajjoshi]

If someone is serious with their money site then they should use ChatGPT only for ideas and inspiration for content.

Best use case for chatgpt is for high quality 2nd tier Web 2.0, comments and guest posts.

I use to to write emails, comment replies, Web 2.0 backlinks, video scripts etc.

 

[RichMedusa]

It can be done by grammarly also..

Partially. Ideally, you should write a new paragraph in your own words, not just replace individual words.

 

[HydraEvil]

Partially. Ideally, you should write a new paragraph in your own words, not just replace individual words.

I was taking about synonyms. I know AI writer can't 100% replace humans. It needs to be edited by a human writer. But yes, 80% of my content from AI.

 

[Hunter112]

Simply ask in the prompt to "replace the word "keyword" with synonyms or use less than 5% of the "keyword" for this article. ?

 

[SocialManager]

I still think people should "waste" their time using 100% ChatGPT writing, but they shouldn't expect any return. It's a good learning process and helps people jump into setting up a blog, tracking how Google ranks the articles, and we can test the limits of what we can do with these tools by using many different prompts. You can ask ChatGPT to re-write paragraphs for example using different synonyms for words.

 

[NagacomesforU]

Just rewrite the words that don't make sense. That takes exactly one minute of your time instead of the 30 to write the article that it can generate for you in a few seconds.

My blind granny can see that what it wrote in the OP won't make sense. Don't need an ai checker for that.

 

[neverpooragain]

I did a quick test... just told the chat GPT "Rewrite it like a human make sure there are no AI footprints"
Yea it took a few prompts but it worked...

 

[50cent]

i did a recent check and realised that the content is not unique either. In a 300 word article, it got retuned as 42% duplicate!

 

[Monzani]

It is easy to fix this on a small scale by asking for word/keyword substitution. What I see as difficult is doing this on a large scale, some people want to create blogs with thousands of robot-generated articles and reviewing all the articles and asking the machine to replace repetitive words (more than one, not so simple to identify) can be problematic.

 

[john346]

You can rewrite the para so that won't be any problem for most of the people. It already said at the beginning that some error might occur. It has to grow a lot. Anyway, it is fun to use and can be handy in many occasions.

 

[neverpooragain]

Anyone tried run it through grammarly and check again?

 

[Hunter112]

I think we should not be too concerned about chatgpt writing or writing writer. The most important thing is whether the visitor has a good experience or not, can they find the answer or not.

 

[Rakzs]

What you can do is use ChatGPT generated text and place it in Quillbot, this should solve the issue.

 

[RichMedusa]

Just rewrite the words that don't make sense. That takes exactly one minute of your time instead of the 30 to write the article that it can generate for you in a few seconds.

My blind granny can see that what it wrote in the OP won't make sense. Don't need an ai checker for that.

If you rewrite the words, it is no longer 100% copied and AI-generated content (although that is not enough), that is the point. I said to use it as an assistant, not to stop using it.

i did a recent check and realised that the content is not unique either. In a 300 word article, it got retuned as 42% duplicate!

If you ask the same question I did, possibly the text will be very similar.

 

[superloki]

Obviously, it's not about doing a copy/paste of the content directly from ChatGPT. I think you have to be like a editor reviewing the content generated by ChatGPT. In other words, you have to give the content a "human touch".

 

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