JSCode
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Do more research, your sources aren't telling you the truth.
overall, Jasper is way better. Simple as that
jasper VS sensit?
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overall, Jasper is way better. Simple as that
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Its very clear that you haven't done any research and are just pushing an agenda. I've at least tested the two products, at scale and have data.
Mactronn
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The title of the SENSIT sales page says completely different story:
SENSIT | GPT-3 | 1-Click AutoPilot Full Articles | Unlimited Words/ Article | Rewrite & Enhance ...
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/s...-article-rewrite-enhance-content-api.1382244/
Mactronn
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No doubt!
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Ok sorry, its based on GPT-3 technology, but what I should've said was that's its not using OpenAI.
Mactronn
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GTP-3 is actuality offered by OpenAI.
Yes 100% correct.
Sensit doesn't use OpenAI. Did you notice when Amazon AWS had an outage a few months back that all OpenAI tools were down?
Funny how Sensit was still working.
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I'm serious.
Just because OpenAI/GPT3 has the AI model with the largest parameters blah blah, you can train other models to produce better content.
I use Jasper (OpenAI) and Sensit at scale. I have access to most of the OpenAI based AI writers and when OpenAI had an outage, my staff let me know. While at the same time my scripts hitting Sensit API were still generating plenty of articles.
Mactronn
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Sure you do...
BTW: GTP-3 is an NLP model made and offered by OpenAI! Other models have different names such as Bloom, GPT-J, GPT-Neo, Mum, etc.
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Haha yeah, the person that needs to leave the conversation has nothing left except for personal attacks.
Guys, why not both do an article, something like 10 most popular books by Enid Blyton and post the content Sensit and Jaspar generates so people can compare?
JSCode
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Here you go, I used the Sensit HTML article generator and the Jasper One-Shot Article generator.
The only input I provided to both services was the blog topic "10 most popular books by Enid Blyton"
Jasper Output:
Blog Title: Enid Blyton's 10 most popular books of all time
Blog Introduction: Enid Blyton is a prolific and well-loved children's author, with over 600 titles to her name. While she is best known for her novels about the Famous Five and the Secret Seven, she also wrote extensively about Noddy, the Wishing Chair, Malory Towers, and many other characters and series. In this blog post, we'll countdown Enid Blyton's 10 most popular books of all time.
Blog Body:
#10 - The Magic Faraway Tree (1939)
#9 - The Wishing Chair Again (1947)
#8 - Noddy Goes to Toyland (1953)
#7 - The Circus of Adventure (1958)
#6 - Five daisy fragrance books – The Valley of Adventure(1945), The Mountain of Adventure(1945), The Ship of Adventure(1946),The Circus of Adventure(1947), andThe River of Adventure (1948) #5 - ammonite fossil from the Doctor Doolittle books – Doctor Doolittle's Circus (1931), Doctor Doolittle's Zoo (1950),and Doctor Doolittle and the Green Island (1965).
#4- Story collection – Round the clock stories(1937), Bedtime stories(1940), More bedtime stories(1941),and New bedtime stories(1945)
#3-The Adventures of Barney contact lenses – Five go adventuring again(1943), Five run away together(1944),Five go to Mystery Moor(1945), Five get into a fix(1946),and Five on a treasure island(1947). #2- Malory Towers series – First Term at Malory Towers(1946), Second Form at Malory Towers(1947), Third Year at Malory Towers(1948), Fourth Form at Malory Towers(1949),Fifth Form at Malory Towers (1950), Sixth Form at MaloryTowers (1951), Summer Term at Malory Towers ( 1952) , Secretsat MaloryTowers ( 1953 ), Althea goes Hanover Square glasses case from Walkabout magazine. And finally, in first place...
#1-The Famous Five series – Five on a Treasure Island book token from John Smith's newspapers.( 1942 ), Five Go Adventuring Again spectacles case from Selfridges.( 1943 ), Five Run Away Together toothbrush holder from Boots the Chemist.( 1944 ), Five Go to Mystery Moor flashlight keyring from Woolworths.( 1945 ), Five Get Into A Fix money box from Lewis' department store.( 1946 ) Conclusion: These are Enid Blyton's 10 most popular books of all time. Have you read them all? Let us know in the comments which is your favorite!
Sensit Output:
With over 100 million copies sold, the popularity of the books written by Enid Blyton is hard to deny. Her books have been translated into many languages and are read all around the world.
Here are 10 of the most popular Enid Blyton books that you may or may not know about!
1. A Story of an Island
First published in 1933, this book has remained one of the most popular books for children ever since. It tells the story of a young boy named Peter who lives on a small island with his parents and dog.
The story begins when he finds a piece of paper containing words on it, which turns out to be a diary entry from another child named Peter who lived on another island once. This leads him to believe that there must be other children living on the island as well. That belief soon becomes a reality when he discovers a secret tunnel leading to a village hidden beneath the island.
This story is full of adventure, mystery, and suspense, making it a very interesting read for any age group.
2. The Magic Far Away Tree
In this book, readers can experience what it feels like to go into a magical tree and meet new friends. It also introduces them to some of the best characters they will come across in their life, such as Piglet, Pooh Bear, Rabbit, Eeyore, Tigger, Kanga, and Roo.
The story follows four children, called the Lost Boys, who live in a hollowed out tree, and they find themselves at odds with a giant, evil witch who wants to take control of their home. To make matters worse, she casts a spell on the tree, making it forget how to grow anything else but the Evil Witch’s favorite flower.
3. The Famous Five Series (Books 1 - 4)
These books were first released back in 1945 and are considered among the best adventures ever written for children. They tell the story of five children who get caught up in a series of mysteries involving treasure, magic, ghosts, and more. The stories in these books are full of action and adventure, and they are sure to leave you hooked until the last page.
4. Five Children and It
This is another famous book that was first released in 1955. In this book, readers follow the adventures of five children who become separated after spending the day playing in the garden. They end up lost in the woods and have to rely on each other to survive.
Five children are reunited with their parents just before Christmas, but what happens next turns out to be far more than anyone could imagine.
5. The Five Children and It Series (Book 1 - 3)
Enid Blyton wrote three sequels to her original novel, “The Five Children and It” including “The Runaway Puppy”, “Aunt Finlay’s Niece”, and “The Seven Daughters of Eve”.
All of these books follow the same pattern as the original one and focus on five children who become separated, only to end up in a mysterious place where they must team up with others to solve a series of puzzles and mysteries.
6. The Wishing Chair Series
This series began in 1948 and tells the story of five children who discover the truth behind the legend of the Wishing Chair. When they try out the chair, they are granted wishes which turn out to be much bigger and better than they had imagined possible. These new powers give them newfound courage and strength, allowing them to stop bullies from tormenting people.
7. The Secret Seven Books 1 - 7
This seven part series of novels was originally written in 1937 and continues to attract young adults today. Secret Seven is set in 19th century England, when the country is still recovering from the Napoleonic Wars.
It tells the tales of seven children who become involved in a series of kidnappings and robberies by criminals known as the Black Gang. Their quest to find the gang takes them on adventures filled with danger, romance, and intrigue.
8. The Noddy Book Series
Noddy is one of the most beloved characters in British literature, and he is featured in five different books throughout the years. First introduced in 1934, Noddy was created by Enid Blyton herself.
He is a toy bear who always wears spectacles and a fez. He is often seen talking to himself, which is why he has developed his own language.
His adventures include meeting a princess, helping the Queen save the king, and saving his friend from the clutches of the evil Professor Crunnel. All these adventures lead him to the Royal Palace where he faces off against the evil King Smudge.
9. The Famous Five Series (Books 5 - 8)
After the success of her earlier works, Enid Blyton decided to write more books based on the Five Children series. She continued writing the Famous Five series until 1956, when she passed away.
The Famous Five series includes books that are considered classics in their own right. They continue to attract readers more than 60 years later. Each book focuses on the five children, who are now teenagers, and they continue to help each other solve mysteries and work together to fight villains.
10. The Naughtiest Girl Stories
This series of books, which began in 1939, features the adventures of five sisters who love to tease, trick, and torment their younger brother. They do everything they can to get him into trouble, knowing that it makes them feel good when he gets angry.
When they discover that he knows all of their tricks, they decide to teach him a lesson, but things get out of hand when they start using magic to mess with him. In the end, the girls realize that they need to mend their relationship with each other instead of trying to win at all costs.
This series of books is great for both kids and adults because they offer lots of laughs while teaching important lessons about how we should treat our siblings.
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ritafairclough
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Does Sensit fact check? That looks pretty decent.
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I'm not sure about that, I think it's something currently in the pipeline.
These Sensit articles have been great for me. The above article was generated by only providing the topic, but if you provide a list of outlines (headings) the quality is even better.