How can you pass AI detection tools?

[flackz]

humanize it or stealthwriter

What for? Did you read the thread title? The OP asks "How do you pass AI detection tools?" Humanizing will not help you pass the AI detection tools. RTFM please.

 

[OccultKingdoms]

You'll need to invest $50k in custom trained model and you'll be able to only write in a single niche.

Then you'll need to hand the output to someone and only send articles that pass detection.

I tried to make money once that way. Well, it sucks and clients just say "wtf is you doing".

Then bye and client search over again but suddenly there's no clients for writing cause everyone just wets everything and so for example, I don't write anymore for that reason as client search became a lot harder. Well, I switched to engineering hehe.

If you like to break rules, do engineering, ideation, read papers, study algorithms. Don't send garbage to clients. There are better ways to use black hat ideas.

Or just post your articles on Google. If they rank, find clients looking for AI output that ranks on Google. Simple as that.
Now you're fair with yourself and everyone around. Honesty will pay off in mental health.

You might now think that you won't care and you won't feel shame. No, you will. That's how it works. If it didn't work, we would kill each other. But we have instincts that protect us.

A secret is that on social media your articles can be turned into text and if you have a lot of accounts, you can use video copywriting and generate sales EASILY.

 

[ItsAllTheWayUp]

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.

This is impossible. First of all, its hard to identify 100% AI text. You can easily by pass a lot of the methods. Second of all, Google has not enough compute, to check all the websites for certain rules. I didn't know before, but it seems that Google does not even care if the semantics and grammar of an article is correct.

 

[CrispyChips]

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

Give me your profile link. I will make sure to place an order.

 

[mortrainey]

Humanizing will not help you pass the AI detection tools.

What?... That the whole purpose of text humanizing tools. Literally using any of googles top-5 "AI humanizer" will result in zero or close to zero score on all of the top-10 "AI detect" services.
It can shift here and there cause of course AI detectors wanna beat AI humanizers at this game and vice versa but humanizers seem to be winning battles easier, they are just one step ahead and detectors are the ones doing the catching up

 

[OccultKingdoms]

A 500 word article that was edited is worth maybe $2. If you're good at prompting which isn't hard.

If you can write using AI with accordance to someone's brand voice etc, you can charge $2 per 500 words easily.

So for 10000 words you'll have $25 - $40. It's very easy money if you can get clients who want edited AI content.

Just don't sell thing A as thing B cause you'll get banned quickly from wherever you're posting.

I mean, you have to show that your articles are actually worth something and not just default output from chat gpt.

On one side it's easy cause it's only about having good prompts and understanding what makes content useful.
On another side this isn't anything that requires longer efforts, so this skill can be developed by any writer in a month. Hence the drawback is small number of clients.

What goes well with writing? Copywriting - sales copy. E-mail marketing. Video copywriting. Technical writing (for example engineering articles).

There's a lot more things that are more interesting and long term than editing content.

 

[mortrainey]

As I said above, this is like saying you're selling someone a real rolex, and you sell them a replica. Fancy wording doesn't make this any less of a scam.

I imagine you have the same opinion about any dating or nutra affiliate program? They promise something baseless and provide a bad product. No real women on those NSFW dating sites and most nutra products work on placebo. I don't see you explaining what "scam" is in the Affiliate programs section of this forum. How is it different?

 

[OccultKingdoms]

I imagine you have the same opinion about any dating or nutra affiliate program? They promise something baseless and provide a bad product. No real women on those NSFW dating sites and most nutra products work on placebo. I don't see you explaining what "scam" is in the Affiliate programs section of this forum. How is it different?

What about content locking?

What about bank products / loans and financial institutions massively suing people?

What about google playing dirty with small businesses?

Why he doesn't make a list of 1000 "semi-scam" things and publish it?

Maybe discussion doesn't work like that.

He's not doing listicles of things as far as I know. Quality suffers when you discuss thing A, B, C... to Z all at the same time.

Rather than trying to validate some random, impulsive idea, learn from smarter who have business and real world achievements.

If they want to do that, it's their choice. But they can't build reputation and build anything substantial that way. Some people do this type of tricks for 20 years and still don't learn where the real money is.

 

[mortrainey]

He's not doing listicles of things as far as I know. Quality suffers when you discuss thing A, B, C... to Z all at the same time.

Can't discuss A without B. Especially if B is the practically the same as A but not getting any outlash at all.
Was just curious why "selling AI content as copyright" is scam but promoting "sex dating" is apparently not as there are several of those threads in Affiliate section.
Pretty sure the real reason is you can imagine buying an article and falling for it. But you would never register on sex dating and put in a credit card. Hence the negative reaction. When it is personal it is easy to go double standarts, I guess.

 

[OccultKingdoms]

Can't discuss A without B. Especially if B is the practically the same as A but not getting any outlash at all.
Was just curious why "selling AI content as copyright" is scam but promoting "sex dating" is apparently not as there are several of those threads in Affiliate section.
Pretty sure the real reason is you can imagine buying an article and falling for it. But you would never register on sex dating and put in a credit card. Hence the negative reaction. When it is personal it is easy to go double standarts, I guess.

I think he more likely stands in defense of his business / industry cause he works there.
He has 10s of valid points that other people can learn from.

He's right 100 times more times than other people yet people point at one thing they don't like and discuss that one thing with some fancy logic. That's nonsense.

Why would he go to every other industry and explain scams to people? That's kind of ridiculous thing.

He is not a distracted, but a focused person and he writes about things he actually understands.

That's what the OP can learn - focus. Write about something that they're genuinely interested in.

Double standards would be if he took AI copy and sold it himself as real copy.

I think "double standards" shouldn't be applied in such a broad spectrum of things where we speak about writing and suddenly we speak about cars and then about cigarettes and so on. It'd be be a very chaotic discussion without any point.

 

[thietbidiengoldsun]

AI content is full on google, just make it relevant, and it will rank

 

[splishsplash]

I imagine you have the same opinion about any dating or nutra affiliate program? They promise something baseless and provide a bad product. No real women on those NSFW dating sites and most nutra products work on placebo. I don't see you explaining what "scam" is in the Affiliate programs section of this forum. How is it different?

Ok. In that case, sure, let's just have an open house on scamming shall we?

Shall we tag the moderators in and ask if it's ok to create a marketplace thread where you say you're selling A, but sell something completely different that's cheaper/lower quality?

This is again just the mind coming up with justifications for how it's ok to scam people.

"Oh, affiliate programs are mostly crap, so I'll just start a business directly scamming people"

Yeah, many affiliate programs are trash. And if you're going to pick the most extreme shady dating offers, then yeah they're scams.. Tai Lopez was a scammer with his dating sites long before he was famous.

Does that make it ok for you to scam your business clients directly who are buying your content as human, but you're selling AI? Which is a lower quality product.

This is weak-minded.

You're comparing one evil, with another evil where you're more detached from the end customer and using it to justify doing the same thing, but on a more direct basis.

Come on, really.

Do I have to argue here that it's NOT ok to be scamming your clients?

Wtf guys..

Get a grip, come on.

If you want to be a scammer, then go for it. You'll never convince me that this is ok, no matter how many comparisons you make to shady affiliate offers.

I believe strongly in trust and being a man of my word. It's served me well and made me millions of dollars.

Your first post you said you want ways to make good income online.

Take my advice if you want to succeed.

Focus on being a man of your word. Create a good product. Build a name for youserlf and build trust and you will NEVER have to work a 9-5 in your life again. It is the single best way to become successful. Even if you're not a public figure, building trust and a name for yourself in your small niche of customers/clients will serve you well.

Why even bother arguing this? Do you want a happy successful life, or do you want to scam people? Your choice.

 

[Nikolaos]

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.

First of all A.I. writing is a joke. Creative copywriters are much better and of course can charge higher rates than that for their honest work!

 

[splishsplash]

First of all A.I. writing is a joke. Creative copywriters are much better and of course can charge higher rates than that for their honest work!

Exactly. When you pay someone for a human article, you aren't paying for "content", you are paying for that person's time and energy.

 

[ItsAllTheWayUp]

Exactly. When you pay someone for a human article, you aren't paying for "content", you are paying for that person's time and energy.

So would you say AI generated text has not the quality of an average human writer? Or maybe not the creativity and depth.

 

[vanokseo]

i hired writers myself too on fiverr and all the content I received was AI written , it is truly horrible that this is happening in this niche

 

[ItsAllTheWayUp]

i hired writers myself too on fiverr and all the content I received was AI written , it is truly horrible that this is happening in this niche

did they claimed it was human writen?

 

[JustTakeAction]

Do you all guys who are blowing up in this thread think any of the copywriters who've made over $1M from Fiverr over the last few years are delivering spun AI-generated content to their clients?

"Barely passes copyscape" -- is that how you make seven digits on Fiverr?

Hell no.

So before you keep blowing up, really it's this guy's own fault he's going to keep being poor.

Because he's not building a brand. He's building a foundation on mud. He's chasing the first dollar rather than the longer-term big win.

Let him shoot himself in the foot. Karma will respond naturally.

To OP: Keep delivering that spun AI content that passes copyscape . I'm sure you'll rank high with 3000+ 5-star reviews, Pro status, repeat buyers, and long-term success with the strategy you're proposing. Good luck!

 

[s0da]

The best way is to increase your skill to offer value and grow your business being honest among many who aren't. This way you describe may yeild you some short term gatcha money but you will eventually be figure out and be one of the many eating scraps.

Here a thought....

Do good work. Charge fair price. Build rep. Make money. Scale.

 

[Crimemastergogo]

Humanizer tools are also machines. You are essentially expecting machines to humanize. LOL