Don't waste time using ChatGPT 100% content

[Deleted member 1268689]

Many peoples said AI will be the future, It may be. But My experience with Ai is super poor. Last December update all My Ai articles website get fully down. So Google can detect it for 100% sure. Mainly who use chatgpt just take ideas from this tool and write the content following chatgpt. But those who just copy and paste from chatgpt might be fallen the trap. The experience of Ai (any tool) just poor. So please beware of AI content.

 

[sunny43]

It's true in a sense that you always get the same content. I tried with different formulas some works better then others depending the type of your article but overall, I thinks the best way to use GPT is to create the content and then tell it to make is summary and the write by yourself easily. Using the summary as a guideline and then do the seo to make it understandable by the crawler

 

[Guybrushthepirate]

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.

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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.

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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.

You can't expect great result just by typing a query, copy and paste the result into your blog. You need to work the output a bit and also being able to perform queries in a smart way.

 

[splishsplash]

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.

Nope, we have this now!

You just can't log onto chat.openai.com and expect it to write you an article. It's a lot more complex than that. With a combination of models and techniques you can generate 97%+ factually correct high quality human level 100% copyscape pass, 100% ai detector passed content. Today. Right now.

 

[Scott Edwards]

Use with surfer SEO / Word Tune / Copyscape = Perfect every time

 

[superloki]

Nope, we have this now!

You just can't log onto chat.openai.com and expect it to write you an article. It's a lot more complex than that. With a combination of models and techniques you can generate 97%+ factually correct high quality human level 100% copyscape pass, 100% ai detector passed content. Today. Right now.

So the key would be to get a few questions or keywords and ask ChatGPT for each one in order to have a paragraph. It will take X number of queries depending on how long the article will be. Of course, changing or adding a few things on each paragraph. I think that could create a fairly good article that Google would like.

 

[dami3n]

Strange I just checked my content and it says 99% human generated content. It was all created in chat GPT. Just asked for an intro, paragraph, another paragraph and any other questions I felt acceptable to ask for my article. This is a niche specific blog and all if was created using AI.

 

[Danki]

It is so important to edit the AI content - at least for the moment.

You can tell the Ai to answer in human-text. I have tried it, it gave me better results than before, but still needs a lot of human touch to make it Human-text.

 

[murkr]

Strange I just checked my content and it says 99% human generated content. It was all created in chat GPT. Just asked for an intro, paragraph, another paragraph and any other questions I felt acceptable to ask for my article. This is a niche specific blog and all if was created using AI.

same here. I used Jasper and then ran the output text through https://writer.com/ai-content-detector/ and it said it was 100% human

 

[HenryObi]

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.

View attachment 237862

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.

View attachment 237865

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.

I like this idea. I'm considering creating content with chatGPT, this would aid in making them seem more legit.

 

[xpractice]

Just to share related thread: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/word-ai-vs-quillbot-for-money-site.1435666/

Based on these threads,
I would happily combine: ChatGPT -> Quillbot (paraphrase) -> Gramarly (just to proof read).

But since there my blog is in Bahasa, I add Google Translate at the end. Then proof read it myself.

Any suggestion on what can I do better with the above? Or it looks like a solid process already?

 

[paisawaisa]

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.

Google has made it hard for serious webmasters also. No one wants to do white hat work to get punished by next Google update.

 

[TeamTCP]

I think AI detection of content highly depends on the niche and the process. If your niche is more on the unique side, then you might get more unique results on chatgpt queries.

Also, the more you process the results of these queries, the more unique it will appear and pass AI detection.

 

[Justin Pettingill]

AI tools like ChatGPT are not yet capable of fully replicating human-like language. The generated text can be repetitive and predictable making it easy to detect as machine-generated. However, it is possible to use AI as an assistant in text creation by making adjustments and modification to the generated text to make it sound more natural and less predictable.

 

[AngelTamanna]

I think there is many website who provides best contents lol

 

[shizzledizzleeee]

Bruh, I've been using AI for over 6 months now and my site fully working, after all of the google updates

Glad to hear this. It depends on how people use it.

 

[BogdanOLR]

ChatGPT + Grammarly + QuillBot, and you'll be fine.
For Ai detectors, I recommend: Content at scale and Hugginface

 

[theuserofbh]

ChatGPT + Grammarly + QuillBot, and you'll be fine.
For Ai detectors, I recommend: Content at scale and Hugginface

For me, it's Grammarly + Wordtune (free tier)

Which model on Hugginface do you use for this?

 

[splishsplash]

AI tools like ChatGPT are not yet capable of fully replicating human-like language. The generated text can be repetitive and predictable making it easy to detect as machine-generated. However, it is possible to use AI as an assistant in text creation by making adjustments and modification to the generated text to make it sound more natural and less predictable.

It's completely capable of replacing human writers. Just not by using a public tool like chatgpt and asking it to write a full article. It's not the slightest bit repetitive if you know how to use the model properly and tweak the parameters, the prompts and you split the process of creating the article up into multiple components.

 

[Adkins]

That's why there is a new job called "prompt engineer", just adjust your prompt.

Include the following:
Avoid repetition. If not possible use synonyms instead of repetitions.