mavrick303
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how do u make AI-generated content?
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2 ways:
- you use an existing api. Like chatGPT or Claude AI. You can use prompts to customise your outputs to some extent.
This is the easiest.
- you fine-tune an existing open source model like llama-3. This can give you better output for content that follows a consistent structure but is harder than using a model api
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Claude 3 has made a serious progress compared to Claude 2. It generates quality content and it's 2x cheaper for output and 3x cheaper for input than OpenAI GPT-4 Turbo. And yes, its API is much faster. So my vote also goes to Claude 3.
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Using durbun.net
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And this one: https://chat.lmsys.org/
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best is chatgpt right now. Which can give you results for almost every instruction you give it.
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If you're just starting, Chatgpt free version is enough. You may need subscription if you produce content in bulk. I have used Chatgpt for articles, suggestions, fiction and non-fiction book writing, reviews, etc. It requires some manual editing, but is a great tool to save time and money.
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I generate ideas from ChatGPT, rewrite, and reconstruct all output. If not satisfied, I use Gemini and Claude 3 for better rephrasing.
I prefer Gemini, its simple and flexible unlike ChatGPT.
JUSTlN
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Using Gemini (Google) AI seems like an awful idea for generating content just because it's highly likely they will keep it stored somewhere and lower your ranking potential on that content.
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ChatGPT, Gemini, Llama3 .. oh wait, you asked "How to .. ?" not "What tool .. ?"
The process I'm using it's something like this (I automate with Python but can be done relatively easiy with Excel or even Notepad, manually):
1. Generate ideas/keywords. Save them somewhere
2. For each idea, create an outline (a set of unique headlines) for the content. Save again
3. For each headline, generate 2-3 paragraphs. Instruct the LLM to not use information reserved for other headlines. Save the output
4. Stitch the pieces together. If the final result is not exceeding context window of LLM , send it for proofreading. If longer, proofread manually.
5. Delete final text, start over. Or maybe, if you really like the result, better save it, I don't know, maybe even use it lol
The process I'm using it's something like this (I automate with Python but can be done relatively easiy with Excel or even Notepad, manually):
1. Generate ideas/keywords. Save them somewhere
2. For each idea, create an outline (a set of unique headlines) for the content. Save again
3. For each headline, generate 2-3 paragraphs. Instruct the LLM to not use information reserved for other headlines. Save the output
4. Stitch the pieces together. If the final result is not exceeding context window of LLM , send it for proofreading. If longer, proofread manually.
5. Delete final text, start over. Or maybe, if you really like the result, better save it, I don't know, maybe even use it lol
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You Should Try Chat Gpt4 Turbo Api. Let Us Know Your Feedback After Using It.
