Are there ways to Humanize AI text for free?

[Sarah ROI]

I had many problems with previous ex-customers complaining about AI false positives and all this stuff and complaining about the results of AI Detectors that reports as AI even articles written way before Ai writing was even a think on Internet.

Had been trying some AI prompts for ChatGPT as well as Claude and Mistral Models for switching the content and make it pass the Ai detection checks but still didn't manage to score a 90% Human generated content test result.

I was hoping to find a way to fix this pointless problem as AI text ranks just fine and even AI garbage manages to ranks on Google, especially on parasite pages, but still I'd like to save some actual peace of mind and not have to convince writing customers that AI content is not a ranking obstacle and also that MY writing where I spend time for actually writing myself isn't AI generated just because some AI "detector" flags it as AI stuff.

Also open to paid options if there are not good free ways to humanize AI text for free, eventually.

 

[flackz]

Yes, they are, and there was a thread about it here.

 

[seoarthur]

I am using AI humanizer in chatGPT. It works well for me, but sometimes the results are not good.

 

[back2form]

Human intelligence needs to make changes with the AI outputs.

 

[GenesisOne]

Filter the output by reading the content yourself.
There's no other way to make human what needs to look human.

 

[Bratt57]

I think there is none even paid ones which you again must manual pass it. Ahrefs AI content checker destroys many prompts and even so called humanizers.

 

[MoonStarz]

the only problem I might think is using prompts that every one are using over and over and the content is not flagged because of AI but as spam, google doesn't have problem with AI content the problem is don't check the content or modify when need just copy and paste but people really a lot on AI detectors and those don't work at all and are fake in my opinion.

 

[Usher999]

The fact is, there is no such word as 'humanize' or 'humanizer'. If you want to create content like human, write it or create it by hand. However, here is a suggestion, make some words synonymous one by one, you can do it by picking some words in one sentence or line, change it to some synonymous words (you can use Google for that). It's take some time, but worth it.

 

[Venusaur]

Yes, use your hands and brain, it's free

 

[Mister Ghost]

Write it yourself, does wonders

 

[moneyguru2013]

I suggest you use a spinner Like quillbot,

 

[Builder Dave]

I personally trust AI detectors very little, it's just a money making service that exploits the AI hype. It remains to be seen how Google will treat AI, whether they will be able to detect it reliably or not, how much they will care, and how many false positives there will be. But I do think detectors are not going to give the same results as Google and other large platforms and that's the problem.

Still, if your original writing is consistently being detected as AI, the detectors might not be the only problem. But that's something that you need to worry about with old content only. For your current and future work, run it through the detectors and adjust it until it has the human score needed before you deliver it to the clients. When you do this for some time, your writing will naturally change and start to pass the AI detectors more easily.

Even if you are convinced that the detectors are pointless, what matters is that at least some of your clients care about this metric. If you want them as clients, you need to give them what they want.

 

[BrandingCat]

chatgpt.com /g/g-rS6PWXHM8-human-writer-ai-humanizer-write-like-a-human

 

[Akinyande ayo]

Someone shared a trick here recently.

Ask chat GPT to write your text.

Copy the text and ask chat GPT to rewrite the text you just pasted.

This comes out clean from major AI text detectors, but you'd need a little human touch to make the article well written imo.

The good news is that the article is not detected as AI, but the article becomes shorter, and you can see some Grammer misuse in the text.

 

[flackz]

Copy the text and ask chat GPT to rewrite the text you just pasted.

The AI APIs are designed to automate the process. How can one generate, say, 100 articles per hour using your method? People here are using AI to fill their networks of hundreds of autoblogs with content. This is how you can make thousands today, essentially without doing it manually at all.

 

[daisyqutto]

you can use Bypassai for Human voice to text change.

 

[shijin]

Add a bit of your own flair, throw in some human mistakes, like typos or informal language, it helps a ton with AI detectors

 

[moneyguru2013]

Someone shared a trick here recently.

Ask chat GPT to write your text.

Copy the text and ask chat GPT to rewrite the text you just pasted.

This comes out clean from major AI text detectors, but you'd need a little human touch to make the article well written imo.

The good news is that the article is not detected as AI, but the article becomes shorter, and you can see some Grammer misuse in the text.

I noticed the article comes down to about half the article length with this method. I wonder why?

 

[moneyguru2013]

chatgpt.com /g/g-rS6PWXHM8-human-writer-ai-humanizer-write-like-a-human

I tried this tool and pasted one of my articles and asked it to copy my style. The article generated was 90% AI on various ai detectors. What i notice is that the lower the ai results is the worst the article. The best way i think is to use a good quality spinner to spin the ai generated article.

 

[Akinyande ayo]

I noticed the article comes down to about half the article length with this method. I wonder why?

Sure, it's going to remove the worded lines.

Perhaps, rewriting will always be shorter, but in chatgpt's case, it's more or less summarizing the article for you.