How to Reduce AI Content Detection

kumarrohit said:

Hey, I am looking for some free tools to reduce AI detection in my content. I have tried Quicl boat and Copyleaks for AI detection check. However, I found that 80-100% of the content is AI-generated.

I am using GPT for my content generation.

How can I reduce this while using AI?

If anyone here has the same problem, please share.

If someone knows the solution, please share it with us in the comments.

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ZeroGpt is the tool name that can help you and it is free too.

flackz said:

Use a synonymizer. It makes any AI-generated content absolutely undetectable. The only question is why? Why do you need this?

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He needs to write blogs and quality content, where he wants to do it at scale without putting much efforts if the work can be done with the help of AI. Win Win for all maybe?

Passing AI content detectors doesnt make quality writing. You can generate high quality writing and you can generate low quality content. Anything high quality will take more time. And it's not really worth it these days imo unless doing quality human writing by native speakers.

That being said if you really want to run 200 sites like someone mentioned above, just use a mother child setup and AI w/ spintax in the host blog, and rss retrievers on the child blogs.

preferred way is edit manually .

TheEnes said:

I am telling you the technique I use, write in a different language, not the language you want to publish in, and then translate it into the language you want to publish in, I usually use deepl for this, with this method it is not noticeable

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I just did this - asked Bard/Gemini to write me a product review in Spanish. I then translated it back and did some manual edits/improvements, so it reads nicely. 100% human.

I trusted AI detectors and found they are a lie and waste of time, I use AI when nedded, just edit and work on content quality, the problem with AI is if you are using a fancy prompt that someone else might use, you someone might get the same info as you, so at this point is not because content is AI generated is because duplicate content, I had no problem creating content but if you only copy and paste you get cheep content because you do it the easy way, focus on content quality how you can improve your content and make it more interesting.

MoonStarz said:

I trusted AI detectors and found they are a lie and waste of time

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Exactly. Both AI detectors and AI humanizers are fake. But... if naive people are willing to pay for these services, why not take advantage of their stupidity? Just a business

My advice to those who want to make real money with AI: use only the tools that allow you full control over your text prompts, and learn prompt engineering.