My tips to produce higher quality AI articles.

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Although I don't do a lot of AI content this is what i have found the best for me.

On a topic I know I use word with speech to text to do what is known as in the writing circles - create a "puke page".

I do this on my phone also, with my Bluetooth ear buds on - during walks - in the car - just talk about what you want to get down in the article as if speaking to friend on the phone.

When you’re talking say something like – “check this fact” and ask what to check. Be consistent because you will use that quote in the prompt.

Word has an audio file to text option built in to covert the puke

Then upload and put this through AI with a good prompt - like -- convert this meeting audio into a formal informative article. Were “check this fact” is said, check that fact and make suggestions or incorporate the information it in the article.

It works for me – I would suggest this for better quality articles rather than spam.

But it saves me hours when I do it.
 
This is an interesting and unique idea, thank you for sharing, I may apply for my websites
 
Usually, I type my mind as a note and highlight some fact checks. I will try yours since I can multitask with it, and because inspiration can meet you anywhere, I will just record.
 
Sounds like it's worth a shot, thanks for passing that on
 
This is what @blackbeans called, what, "dictating"?

I'll drop my hint here on creating high-quality content with the help of AI is to not create articles.

Create the content into something else, like the puke page, or dictation mentioned above, and let AI convert it to article.

This is the only way, as I know of.
 
It's a good way to create an AI article as human as possible
 
I use gemini to summarize books. Because gemini has such a long context window I upload books as text and let gemini summarize it. Works like a charm
 
this can be very well converted into a prompt isn't it?
This is what @blackbeans called, what, "dictating"?

I'll drop my hint here on creating high-quality content with the help of AI is to not create articles.

Create the content into something else, like the puke page, or dictation mentioned above, and let AI convert it to article.

This is the only way, as I know of.
 
Although I don't do a lot of AI content this is what i have found the best for me.

On a topic I know I use word with speech to text to do what is known as in the writing circles - create a "puke page".

I do this on my phone also, with my Bluetooth ear buds on - during walks - in the car - just talk about what you want to get down in the article as if speaking to friend on the phone.

When you’re talking say something like – “check this fact” and ask what to check. Be consistent because you will use that quote in the prompt.

Word has an audio file to text option built in to covert the puke

Then upload and put this through AI with a good prompt - like -- convert this meeting audio into a formal informative article. Were “check this fact” is said, check that fact and make suggestions or incorporate the information it in the article.

It works for me – I would suggest this for better quality articles rather than spam.

But it saves me hours when I do it.

That’s actually a great tactic, and I do something similar. I just speak my thoughts directly into GPT chat—since I’m using the paid version, I’m not sure if this works the same in the free one. But for me, it’s a game-changer. AI-generated text is easy to spot, but this way, we’re not relying on it to write for us. Instead, we’re using it to structure our thoughts, keeping the text natural, engaging, and infused with our own experience and perspective.
 
Although I don't do a lot of AI content this is what i have found the best for me.

On a topic I know I use word with speech to text to do what is known as in the writing circles - create a "puke page".

I do this on my phone also, with my Bluetooth ear buds on - during walks - in the car - just talk about what you want to get down in the article as if speaking to friend on the phone.

When you’re talking say something like – “check this fact” and ask what to check. Be consistent because you will use that quote in the prompt.

Word has an audio file to text option built in to covert the puke

Then upload and put this through AI with a good prompt - like -- convert this meeting audio into a formal informative article. Were “check this fact” is said, check that fact and make suggestions or incorporate the information it in the article.

It works for me – I would suggest this for better quality articles rather than spam.

But it saves me hours when I do it.
You can dictate tons of stuff... but if you don't have the right CONTENT BLUEPRINT going in, most of that stuff will be unusable. Dictablogging is a very quick and powerful way to produce content but it has RULES you have to follow to maximize its quality and output.
 
A different mode to work and create content I would never though about it, I don't use too much ai to do my work and when I do I just sit in front of the computer trying to get the ideas in that moment but this one is better, I will give it a try but since I do not use too much ai won't feel a lot of difference with how I'm working right now.
 
The main point is - the concept of puke pages has been around for along time, but now with modern tools we can do them anywhere. In the car, walking - having a burger in Mc Donald's etc. Talking to an imaginary person or client on the phone hands free with ear buds in also helps with public speaking and the ability to explain an idea to a client. Optimise your time - those voids where your trying to figure out something instead of making mental note make dictations.
Optimise the prompts for the subject - even dictate a few and then transcribe them later.
On my walks in the morning I often set out my plans for the day - transcribe them and then attempt to complete them. Its a routine, that helps me prioritise work - family etc.
 
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