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I would vouch for content from expired domains.
Domains gets deleted or expired and we can use there content . they are not indexed online anywhere and is 100% unique
They are very well written with high quality
 
This is pretty f'n amazing TBH.

https://beta.openai.com/playground
Never seen anything like it before.
That's what 99% of "AI generators" use.
Though, it's not free.

It was the sensation as it you needed to apply and they had to approve the use case and it was tough to get accepted. But they removed that filter and now any dick and harry can join.
 
You're just discovering this?

This is GPT-3 - Every AI writer including Jarvis is built up on this.

It's definitely not free (although a free trial is available) and if you don't know anything about prompts or training - you'll get repetitive content, that easily sounds AI written.
 
It's actually very expensive if you don't know exactly what you're doing with it.
Even when you know what you're doing it might become more expensive compared to other similar solutions.
 
I used the free trial and thought it was free. Sorry about that. It's definitely not free.
 
so what's about genarated articles quality?
are they reliable or something like rubbish?

The tests I ran are surprisingly high quality. Doesn't look like machine generated at all. I did search for exact phrase and it's unique, wasn't straight up copied from anywhere. Really impressive.
 
The tests I ran are surprisingly high quality. Doesn't look like machine generated at all. I did search for exact phrase and it's unique, wasn't straight up copied from anywhere. Really impressive.
so good
then how many words you wrote with demo?
 
Well this its not free and you need to pay for the software .I am right ?
 
The tests I ran are surprisingly high quality. Doesn't look like machine generated at all. I did search for exact phrase and it's unique, wasn't straight up copied from anywhere. Really impressive.
How did you run the test? Using there test ui or did you train using data set?
 
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