How can you pass AI detection tools?

[AlexaDame]

Hello

If I were to sell articles and copywriting services on UPWORK, But 90% of the text is done by AI, how can I sell it as original content? I say on my profile that it is 100% Original Content and copy-scape proof. But If someone asks me if it is AI-generated, I`m gonna say no. I won`t charge too much. I was thinking about 10-15$ an hour for a 500-word article. But how can I get my article to pass AI detection tools and make it happen? How can I bypass that and sell my services?
Thank you

 

[splishsplash]

Hello

If I were to sell articles and copywriting services on UPWORK, But 90% of the text is done by AI, how can I sell it as original content? I say on my profile that it is 100% Original Content and copy-scape proof. But If someone asks me if it is AI-generated, I`m gonna say no. I won`t charge too much. I was thinking about 10-15$ an hour for a 500-word article. But how can I get my article to pass AI detection tools and make it happen? How can I bypass that and sell my services?
Thank you

Scammers like you are the reason that that it's becoming harder and harder to find people to do honest content. You're in a race for the bottom. Eventually only AI will write and you'll have no job.


$10-$15 for an AI generated 500 word article. What a joke. You're selling something as human hand written and creating something that has a cost of about $0.01 and selling for 1500x that price.

 

[Hilal]

Scammers like you are the reason that that it's becoming harder and harder to find people to do honest content. You're in a race for the bottom. Eventually only AI will write and you'll have no job.


$10-$15 for an AI generated 500 word article. What a joke. You're selling something as human hand written and creating something that has a cost of about $0.01 and selling for 1500x that price.

Why?
I was thinking everyone is doing that nowadays?

 

[splishsplash]

Why?
I was thinking everyone is doing that nowadays?

Pathetic. Really.

I am actually someone who hires writers.

You're all shooting yourself in the foot, trust me. You'll see what happens.

Keep on scammin'

 

[DustyBawls]

Pathetic. Really.

I am actually someone who hires writers.

You're all shooting yourself in the foot, trust me. You'll see what happens.

Keep on scammin'

Have a day off will you.

For what it's worth - it's not scamming. The buyer can say if they aren't happy with the delivery.

Unethical? Yes. Scamming? No.

 

[splishsplash]

Have a day off will you.

For what it's worth - it's not scamming. The buyer can say if they aren't happy with the delivery.

Unethical? Yes. Scamming? No.

It's not scamming to say

"I will write you a human written 500 word article for $15", then to go and have chatgpt write it?

In what world is that not scamming?

So I can say to you "I'm going to sell you a DR 50 auction domain with 1000 RDs", then give you a DR 1 with 10 RDs?

The only difference is you can check the domain in ahrefs.

This is like me selling to a complete novice who has no idea how to check, and tell them I'm selling them an ultra powerful DR 50 auction domain, then I send them some trash.

That is scamming. Plain and simple.

You say you're selling A, and you deliver B instead.

The definition of scamming is "to deceive".

That IS deception. You are not being honest.

But, well done for publicly sharing your own personal views. Good luck ever finding a high level business deal.

 

[DustyBawls]

It's not scamming to say

"I will write you a human written 500 word article for $15", then to go and have chatgpt write it?

In what world is that not scamming?

So I can say to you "I'm going to sell you a DR 50 auction domain with 1000 RDs", then give you a DR 1 with 10 RDs?

The only difference is you can check the domain in ahrefs.

This is like me selling to a complete novice who has no idea how to check, and tell them I'm selling them an ultra powerful DR 50 auction domain, then I send them some trash.

That is scamming. Plain and simple.

You say you're selling A, and you deliver B instead.

The definition of scamming is "to deceive".

That IS deception. You are not being honest.

But, well done for publicly sharing your own personal views. Good luck ever finding a high level business deal.

You are incorrectly suggesting I sell written work made by AI.

I don't. So not for the first time in your life, you're wrong.

The OP is delivering written work. If the buyer isn't happy they will demand a refund.

And it's nothing like selling a DR 50 domain. The buyer can read through the article immediately.

What planet do you live on?

 

[splishsplash]

You are incorrectly suggesting I sell written work made by AI.

No, I am correctly suggesting you think the business practice of selling A, but delivering B is not scamming.

I don't. So not for the first time in your life, you're wrong.

I'm wrong all the time, what's your point?

The OP is delivering written work. If the buyer isn't happy they will demand a refund.

No, the OP isn't delivering "written work". He's delivering human written content, and delivering AI written content.

This is exactly the same as selling a rolex for $20k, and delivering a $200 replica then saying "Oh, but I just said I was selling you a watch.. It's your responsibility to request a refund". No. SCAM. Period.

What planet do you live on?

Earth.

And on Earth, it's called scamming to say to someone you're selling them A, but sell them B.

Using some fucked up logic like "It's their job to request a refund" is just saying "If they spot my scam they can request a refund"

If I go into a shop and buy a Ralph Lauren polo shirt, I expect it to be a real Ralph Lauren polo shirt. It's not my responsibility to go and have it independently verified. I am trusting the shop is a business of their word and sell what they say they sell, otherwise they are SCAMMERS. The definition of scamming is to deceive.

Claiming to write human content, but deliver AI content is DECEPTION. The customer did not request or want to buy AI content. If they did, they would be paying 1 cent for an AI article, not $15. Likewise, if I ask for a rolex watch, I don't want a fucking replica do I?

 

[DustyBawls]

No, I am correctly suggesting you think the business practice of selling A, but delivering B is not scamming.



I'm wrong all the time, what's your point?



No, the OP isn't delivering "written work". He's delivering human written content, and delivering AI written content.

This is exactly the same as selling a rolex for $20k, and delivering a $200 replica then saying "Oh, but I just said I was selling you a watch.. It's your responsibility to request a refund". No. SCAM. Period.



Earth.

And on Earth, it's called scamming to say to someone you're selling them A, but sell them B.

Using some fucked up logic like "It's their job to request a refund" is just saying "If they spot my scam they can request a refund"

If I go into a shop and buy a Ralph Lauren polo shirt, I expect it to be a real Ralph Lauren polo shirt. It's not my responsibility to go and have it independently verified. I am trusting the shop is a business of their word and sell what they say they sell, otherwise they are SCAMMERS. The definition of scamming is to deceive.

Claiming to write human content, but deliver AI content is DECEPTION. The customer did not request or want to buy AI content. If they did, they would be paying 1 cent for an AI article, not $15. Likewise, if I ask for a rolex watch, I don't want a fucking replica do I?

Wow. How thick can one person be?

You walk into a shop and buy a polo shirt, YOU SEE THE SHIRT!!!

If you think it's fake, you do not buy the shirt.

Somebody delivers an article to you - if you do not believe it to be genuine, you ask for a refund.

Your mind is fucked.

Do me a favour. Stop replying.

 

[splishsplash]

Wow. How thick can one person be?

You walk into a shop and buy a polo shirt, YOU SEE THE SHIRT!!!

If you think it's fake, you do not buy the shirt.

Somebody delivers an article to you - if you do not believe it to be genuine, you ask for a refund.

Your mind is fucked.

Do me a favour. Stop replying.

This makes no sense.

If I walk into a shop, and they are selling Ralph Lauren polo shirts, with a Ralph Lauren logo, how could I "think" it's fake?

You're telling me that it's a customers job to independently verify all claims made by a business to make sure they're not being scammed, and if they think they are being scammed, to just ask for a refund?

Also, please don't start with personal attacks. There's no need to resort to that.

I'm discussing the points of your argument, you are now attacking me because you're struggling to formulate a logical response.

None of what you're saying makes any sense.

You are saying essentially that scamming doesn't exist. That it's completely ok to lie to customers, and it's their job to inspect the work, and if they don't like it, they ask for a refund.

What you are saying is that a sophisticated scam isnt' a scam, because the customer can't tell the difference.

I wouldn't be able to spot a replica Ralph Lauren polo shirt. Not easily anyway. Does that mean I haven't been scammed? No, of course not. The shop sold me a replica Ralph Lauren polo shirt under the guise of it being authentic. I trusted them. Normally you do trust someone you buy from and don't assume they are a scammer.


And I am talking from the actual point of view of someone who spends $1000's a month on writers, sometimes over $10k in a single month.

I hire people to write HUMAN content. I don't want AI generated trash. I can create that myself for next to nothing. I am hiring and paying people for human written content. If they deliver AI content, then they have scammed me, and are a scammer. This is not up for debate. It's a fact of business. I am telling you this as a business who spends vast sums of money on writers.

 

[DustyBawls]

This makes no sense.

If I walk into a shop, and they are selling Ralph Lauren polo shirts, with a Ralph Lauren logo, how could I "think" it's fake?

You're telling me that it's a customers job to independently verify all claims made by a business to make sure they're not being scammed, and if they think they are being scammed, to just ask for a refund?

Also, please don't start with personal attacks. There's no need to resort to that.

I'm discussing the points of your argument, you are now attacking me because you're struggling to formulate a logical response.

None of what you're saying makes any sense.

You are saying essentially that scamming doesn't exist. That it's completely ok to lie to customers, and it's their job to inspect the work, and if they don't like it, they ask for a refund.

What you are saying is that a sophisticated scam isnt' a scam, because the customer can't tell the difference.

I wouldn't be able to spot a replica Ralph Lauren polo shirt. Not easily anyway. Does that mean I haven't been scammed? No, of course not. The shop sold me a replica Ralph Lauren polo shirt under the guise of it being authentic. I trusted them. Normally you do trust someone you buy from and don't assume they are a scammer.


And I am talking from the actual point of view of someone who spends $1000's a month on writers, sometimes over $10k in a single month.

I hire people to write HUMAN content. I don't want AI generated trash. I can create that myself for next to nothing. I am hiring and paying people for human written content. If they deliver AI content, then they have scammed me, and are a scammer. This is not up for debate. It's a fact of business. I am telling you this as a business who spends vast sums of money on writers.

I'm saying it isn't a scam.

Disagree? Then deal with it.

 

[splishsplash]

I'm saying it isn't a scam.

Disagree? Then deal with it.

I've already put forward a strong argument showing how it is a scam, and comparing it to known scams.

You never refuted it by showing how selling human content, but delivering AI content is different than selling authentic rolexes, but delivering replica rolexes.

It's not about "dealing with it".

I responded to a thread, you came here and told me I was wrong. I explained why I'm not wrong. Your only response was that I'm dumb and my mind is fucked.

You're essentially scurrying away into a corner now after realizing you've made a fool of yourself with the personal attacks.

 

[DustyBawls]

It's not about "dealing with it".

It's everything about it. You're a soft lad. I'd rather watch the Euros than put up with your type. You'd be on the ropes now if you were stood infront of me.

You're talking shit. Stop taling shit.

For my own sanity, I'm turning alerts off so won't get your reply. I was correct.

 

[MRDon7]

3 options

Option 1

1. Write with a "paid ai tool" and use a "paid humanized tool to remove the ai and rewrite like an human being"

Option 2

2. Write with a "paid ai tool" and use a "paid paraphrasing tool" to rewrite the text. Then use a "paid plagiarism tool to check for plagiarism"

Option 3

3. Write with a "paid ai tool" and hire a proofreader to proofread and then rewrite manually

 

[cerebration]

But If someone asks me if it is AI-generated, I`m gonna say no.

This is deceit and a scam.

 

[AlexaDame]

Damn, I wasn`t hoping to get so much hate. I thought this was the Blackhat forum. Blackhat seo and stuff. How do you make money easier than all of those whitehat people?

People want to pay pennies for articles I`m not that good at writing I don`t have any special skills what`s so wrong for me to say I`m writing 100% original content (which is 100 % true because it`s original content)

It`s the same thing said in a 1000 ways. All niches are full with everything everything you can talk about it`s already has 1000 articles on Google.

The only unethical thing (since this is the black world forum, not the white hat forum, the only lie in all of this is they say have you written this by yourself, then I say yes I did.

Which is a half truth because I am rewriting certain parts of the article but not all of it. If the customer likes it he can pay for it and give a good review, if he got what he wanted and likes what I`ve given to him.

 

[splishsplash]

It's everything about it. You're a soft lad. I'd rather watch the Euros than put up with your type. You'd be on the ropes now if you were stood infront of me.

You're talking shit. Stop taling shit.

For my own sanity, I'm turning alerts off so won't get your reply. I was correct.

LOL. Did you really just threaten me from behind a computer?

That's nice of you to refer to me a 'lad', but I'm actually 41, bench press 120kg, deadlift 200kg, practice jiujitsu, boxing and muay thai. Maybe you would have me "on the ropes", but it's unlikely, and in my experience, real fighters don't threaten people over the Internet ;-) They don't generally threaten people at all. Psychologically, weak people self-project and try to act tough. Tough people just get on with life.

Is this you btw? You're very scary.

 

[AlexaDame]

3 options

Option 1

1. Write with a "paid ai tool" and use a "paid humanized tool to remove the ai and rewrite like an human being"

Option 2

2. Write with a "paid ai tool" and use a "paid paraphrasing tool" to rewrite the text. Then use a "paid plagiarism tool to check for plagiarism"

Option 3

3. Write with a "paid ai tool" and hire a proofreader to proofread and then rewrite manually

Can you please give me some examples of

paid humanized tool to remove the ai and rewrite like an human being"

Thanks

 

[flackz]

A simple synonymizer does the trick.
As for "paid humanized tool to remove the ai and rewrite like an human being". It does not help you to bypass AI checkers. It makes the texts more readable for humans, but can't fool GPT detectors.

 

[cosmo89]

I wish Google put end to this AI content and get back to the human content as like before, this is what every Real SEO wanted.