First, always go over everything AI writes and edit them. Most LLMs have a tendency to over explain and write in “rules of 3”. 3 items in a list (A, B, and C), or 3 sentences in a paragraph. As a rule of thumb, you can usually remove the last sentence in most paragraphs

Secondly, always do a brain dump before you write. Don’t just say “write a tweet thread on why investment is good” Actually pour out all your thoughts on that topic. The more context you provide, the better AI writes for you.

Finally, you can train your AI chat bot to avoid most of the AI cliches that LLMs use. Most LLMs have an instructions or preferences section in their settings, where you can give certain instructions on HOW you want your AI to think or respond. Copy the prompt below and paste

The answer to this, is to teach your AI your voice. You need to teach it HOW to sound like you. It’s not a easy process, and it took me months to learn. But I figured it out. Then I started using it for my clients. To date, I gave used it for more than 20 clients in 5

I put together all that knowledge over the last 2 weeks and built “AI THAT WRITES LIKE YOU It’s a program that walks you through how to clone your voice into your AI, so that you don’t have to worry about HOW to write. Just think of WHAT you want to say. I launched it this

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@FavourYusuf1 The question is why should I stop using words because AI uses them. It's deranging sometimes

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@FavourYusuf1 I use this image and this code to remove em (-) dashes when prompting the AI. root ::= content* content ::= allowedchar allowedchar ::= [\u0001-\u2012\u2015-\uFFFF]

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@FavourYusuf1 I dump all my thoughts on a topic, then let AI tidy them up. The use of AI is underrated.

@FavourYusuf1 Tools to detect work written with AI. Any?

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@FavourYusuf1 Nice one. AI helps to speed work up, but you have to master these things so that your work don't scream AI from afar.

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@FavourYusuf1 Figured out how to prompt AI myself, even gave it a nickname 😅 Thanks for sharing.

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@FavourYusuf1 Impressive. the number of 👀 bookmarks on this thread shows the value it creates,tried the promt on a writing task at hand, and it turns out with outstanding result, just wondering what value is there in your course, a real writer hit the pain point & subtly provides solution 🫡

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@FavourYusuf1 In addition to this, ask it to add transition words, use natural conversational language, vary sentence length, and improve flow to make sure it's not chunky. I tried your prompt and added this and it's a cheat code.😅