Found a prompt for articles, maybe you have some use for it.

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Not 100% about it since I´m not native English speaker myself, try it and give me some feedback. If it´s worth the time.

NLP-Friendly Content Prompt


Create content strictly adhering to an NLP-friendly format, emphasizing clarity and simplicity in structure and language. Ensure sentences follow a straightforward subject-verb-object order, selecting words for their precision and avoiding any ambiguity. Exclude filler content, focusing on delivering information succinctly. Do not use complex or abstract terms such as 'meticulous,' 'navigating,' 'complexities,' 'realm,' 'bespoke,' 'tailored,' 'towards,' 'underpins,' 'ever-changing,' 'ever-evolving,' 'the world of,' 'not only,' 'seeking more than just,' 'designed to enhance,' 'it’s not merely,' 'our suite,' 'it is advisable,' 'daunting,' 'in the heart of,' 'when it comes to,' 'in the realm of,' 'amongst,' 'unlock the secrets,' 'unveil the secrets,' and 'robust.' This approach aims to streamline content production for enhanced NLP algorithm comprehension, ensuring the output is direct, accessible, and easily interpretable.

Humanizing Prompt


While prioritizing NLP-friendly content creation (60%), also dedicate 40% of your focus to making the content engaging and enjoyable for readers, balancing technical NLP-optimization with reader satisfaction to produce content that not only ranks well on search engines well is also compelling and valuable to a readership.
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Where abouts do you say what you'd like the article to be about and how do you prompt that bit?
 
I'll play around with this prompt this evening, adding structure prompts to it and see what it spits out.
 
That is Matt Diggity's script, I have tried about 20 prompts from YouTube that they claim can humanize AI content but all of them fail the AI detection tests online. It seems the best way is to generate the AI script and then spin them with a good spinning tool.
 
moneyguru2013 said:
That is Matt Diggity's script, I have tried about 20 prompts from YouTube that they claim can humanize AI content but all of them fail the AI detection tests online. It seems the best way is to generate the AI script and then spin them with a good spinning tool.
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I rather proofread my AI articles to be on the safe side - I never do bulk as I think it's a waste of time.
 
Part of the prompt avoids generating some common words like 'the world of.' When I was using ChatGPT to generate content about two years ago, almost every article contained this word. :D
 
Sorry, but this prompt doesn't work. I mean, it doesn't make the generated text more human.
 
RoiBox said:
Not 100% about it since I´m not native English speaker myself, try it and give me some feedback. If it´s worth the time.
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These days that I create short form articles, I just let ChatGPT give me the article then I play around with it adding paragraphs and removing some.

And so far has been good enough. Would try this out though.
 
Talking about humanizing the content generated by an AI tool DOESN'T MAKE SENSE. There are no prompts that can give the right instructions to an AI tool to modify a text, created by an AI tool, so that it is not noticed that it was generated by an AI tool. How can you ask an AI tool to create a text as if it were written by a person?

The speech I made is convoluted as is the idea of using an AI tool to fool another AI tool :)

From what is my experience and my knowledge, it is not possible.

If it is, share tested and effective solutions.

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moneyguru2013 said:
I am saying the same thing, I have tried them all and none pass the AI detection test.
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Passing the AI detectors is the easiest thing. There is no problem getting around any of them and s simple synonymizer does it just perfectly. The problem is to make the generated text look like it was written by a human.
 
Nice share OP!

To those saying it doesnt work, it probably doesnt for you because the ai we have access to still sucks because it is underclocked in ways. Im my experience, the more detailed the prompt, it mostly gets confused. I have some success with starting small and adding small bits until my desired result, so try that out and let us know!
 
flackz said:
Passing the AI detectors is the easiest thing. There is no problem getting around any of them and s simple synonymizer does it just perfectly. The problem is to make the generated text look like it was written by a human.
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Thank you flacks. Are you talking about a copy and paste system? I tried using some synonymizers, but they don't do a good job. The AI Detector still indicates at least 70/80% AI content.
 
Artemisia said:
Talking about humanizing the content generated by an AI tool DOESN'T MAKE SENSE. There are no prompts that can give the right instructions to an AI tool to modify a text, created by an AI tool, so that it is not noticed that it was generated by an AI tool. How can you ask an AI tool to create a text as if it were written by a person?

The speech I made is convoluted as is the idea of using an AI tool to fool another AI tool :)

From what is my experience and my knowledge, it is not possible.

If it is, share tested and effective solutions.

Long live Black Hat World Forum
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I won't share my version of the humanizer prompt because it will get abused really quick.

You can have your own layer for humanizing the AI content.

All I can share is, the concept of humanizing content is really simple. Remove/convert the common AI patterns you can find, diversify the repetitive patterns, and add human touch to it.

Don't simply tell AI to humanize it, give it patterns and examples to follow. The result is promising.

And, sometimes, you need 2 or more layers of the humanizing process because some instructions conflict with each other, and AI can't handle them correctly if you feed them in one go. You have to split some instructions in individual prompt for it to work.
 
Artemisia said:
Thank you flacks. Are you talking about a copy and paste system? I tried using some synonymizers, but they don't do a good job. The AI Detector still indicates at least 70/80% AI content.
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Yes - any simple text synonymizer from the early 2000s will do it. But that's a lame method. The proper way is described here.
 
yeah these prompts very good. you can even ask ai to do introduction prompts like these
 
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