Make Your AI-generated Writing Sound Human

And these are harder ones we should address

Every day I come across posts featuring AI prompts that are supposed to make your AI-generated writing sound human. To me, that is a bunch of bomboloni. If you want to avoid sounding like an AI in your writing, here’s what I suggest.

Don’t use AI in your writing.

Learn to recognise fluff by yourself.

Learn to tell an authentic story that resonates and stand out by imperfectly using your voice.

Play around with words, do the hard thinking that will make you become a better writer, and let people know there’s a human behind your brand, your CV, your mission statement.

AI-generated texts smell of dead fish on any blog and make the internet stink.

AI-generated images stink, too.

We can’t connect with those lifeless illustrations.

What would Van Gogh think of them?

On Instagram, I came across a post I’ll never forget. It was by a photographer. He wrote something along the lines of, “This is not AI; these are pictures of Vietnam I took with my Canon.”

Trillions of likes and comments.

His photos were so full of life, personality, and art.

Art.

Those who make art will never “get left behind.”

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