Create 100% unique article using Youtube.

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Step 1: Research your keywords
Step 2: Find relevant videos that have subscript enabled.
Step 3: Copy the subscript and paste it into the chatbot using this command: "Remove timestamps and arrange the given data in a proper format."
Step 4: Ask the chatbot to rewrite the data using this prompt: "Use this information and create an article for my blog. You can delete or add more information and make it plagiarism-free."
Step 5: Edit the data manually, or use GrammarlyGO to fill in the gaps or add information using their AI prompt-based system.
Step 5: Remove the AI content detection using WordAI.
 
Step 1: Research your keywords
Step 2: Find relevant videos that have subscript enabled.
Step 3: Copy the subscript and paste it into the chatbot using this command: "Remove timestamps and arrange the given data in a proper format."
Step 4: Ask the chatbot to rewrite the data using this prompt: "Use this information and create an article for my blog. You can delete or add more information and make it plagiarism-free."
Step 5: Edit the data manually, or use GrammarlyGO to fill in the gaps or add information using their AI prompt-based system.
Step 5: Remove the AI content detection using WordAI.
Step 3: YouTube already indexes transcripts.

Step 5: This is fallacious. There is no such thing as AI content detection.

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You could just have your chatbot write the article and save yourself the hassle.
 
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Step 3: YouTube already indexes transcripts.

Step 5: This is fallacious. There is no such thing as AI content detection.

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You could just have your chatbot write the article and save yourself the hassle.
You can use this prompt for step 3: “use the given information and write the article on your topic accordingly”
 
Seems unnecessary. I'd do this back when YouTube scripts weren't indexed.
 
Step 5: Remove the AI content detection using WordAI.
Disregarding all the things that the other people have commented, I've been greatly interested in this topic lately

Using Word AI with the changeless option
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Second try, same text, with the Change More option
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Original text was generated with a gpt-3.5-turbo openAI model

Doesn't seem that WordAI is passing greatly the big test.
 
Disregarding all the things that the other people have commented, I've been greatly interested in this topic lately

Using Word AI with the changeless option
View attachment 282017

Second try, same text, with the Change More option
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Original text was generated with a gpt-3.5-turbo openAI model

Doesn't seem that WordAI is passing greatly the big test.
Which ai detection tool did you use?
 
Disregarding all the things that the other people have commented, I've been greatly interested in this topic lately

Using Word AI with the changeless option
View attachment 282017

Second try, same text, with the Change More option
View attachment 282018

Original text was generated with a gpt-3.5-turbo openAI model

Doesn't seem that WordAI is passing greatly the big test.
Thanks for saving me the energy.
 
In the realm of profit-making, the method outlined offers a clever way to harness AI for unique content creation. However, there are practical concerns to consider::
  1. Similar AI Outputs: If multiple users extract text from the same video and process it through the same AI (like ChatGPT), the resulting content might end up looking very similar. To counter this, using unique prompts is essential. It ensures a distinct spin on the content.
  2. Conversational vs. Written Style: Video content is often conversational and packed with visual cues and speaker emotions. Translating this into a text article can result in a bland and unengaging piece. Without the visual context or the speaker's passion, the content might lose its appeal.
  3. Engagement Factors: Videos often rely on visual elements, background music, and the presenter's personality to engage viewers. When translating this into a written format, it's crucial to find alternative ways to maintain reader engagement. This might involve adding relevant images, infographics, or interactive elements to the article.
While this approach can be a quick way to produce content, it's essential to tweak and personalize the output to ensure it's engaging and stands out in the crowd.
 
In the realm of profit-making, the method outlined offers a clever way to harness AI for unique content creation. However, there are practical concerns to consider::
  1. Similar AI Outputs: If multiple users extract text from the same video and process it through the same AI (like ChatGPT), the resulting content might end up looking very similar. To counter this, using unique prompts is essential. It ensures a distinct spin on the content.
  2. Conversational vs. Written Style: Video content is often conversational and packed with visual cues and speaker emotions. Translating this into a text article can result in a bland and unengaging piece. Without the visual context or the speaker's passion, the content might lose its appeal.
  3. Engagement Factors: Videos often rely on visual elements, background music, and the presenter's personality to engage viewers. When translating this into a written format, it's crucial to find alternative ways to maintain reader engagement. This might involve adding relevant images, infographics, or interactive elements to the article.
While this approach can be a quick way to produce content, it's essential to tweak and personalize the output to ensure it's engaging and stands out in the crowd.
Ai wrote this response.
 
In the realm of profit-making, the method outlined offers a clever way to harness AI for unique content creation. However, there are practical concerns to consider::
  1. Similar AI Outputs: If multiple users extract text from the same video and process it through the same AI (like ChatGPT), the resulting content might end up looking very similar. To counter this, using unique prompts is essential. It ensures a distinct spin on the content.
  2. Conversational vs. Written Style: Video content is often conversational and packed with visual cues and speaker emotions. Translating this into a text article can result in a bland and unengaging piece. Without the visual context or the speaker's passion, the content might lose its appeal.
  3. Engagement Factors: Videos often rely on visual elements, background music, and the presenter's personality to engage viewers. When translating this into a written format, it's crucial to find alternative ways to maintain reader engagement. This might involve adding relevant images, infographics, or interactive elements to the article.
While this approach can be a quick way to produce content, it's essential to tweak and personalize the output to ensure it's engaging and stands out in the crowd.
Agreed, even though it ChatGPT brain work. There won't be emotions in the written content.
 
I can create articles from youtube and they are not detected as AI :)
 
What about videos that don't have subscript but you transcribe them using an online tool?
 
Why i will get the video script if the ai werewrite it
It will just write it from the begining and save my time
 
Nice idea, but as others have said just paste the video title into ChatGPT and tell it to write an article.
 
dont think it works as it will be detected as AI content!
 
YExcellent information. The contribution is appreciated, as it shows how to use artificial intelligence
 
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