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Folks, AI is a tool. If you send me a message that was obviously written by a prolific AI application, and you don't do anything to edit or personalize it, or improve the quality of writing, then two things are going to happen: 1. I'm going to get the EXACT same message from 3-4 other people (I got eight this morning after turning the "Open to Work" setting on.) 2. I'm not going to respond. AI is not a human replacement. It's a tool that will deliver tremendous efficiencies. If you're a bad writer, AI is not going to make you a better writer. If you're a good writer, AI will enable you to get that good writing in front of a broader audience more quickly. If you're lazy, AI is going to expose your laziness to more people, more quickly.

I had an interesting experience with an AI tool recently. It flagged the word "website" as a misspelling, even though it was correct. This made me wonder: 𝐜𝐚𝐧 𝐰𝐞 𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐲 𝐭𝐫𝐮𝐬𝐭 𝐀𝐈? AI tools like Grammarly are helpful for catching mistakes, but they're not perfect. They can miss context, pick up on biases from their training data, and sometimes stick too closely to rules. It's important to trust our instincts and keep our unique writing style. Use AI as a helpful guide, but not the final judge. Always double-check its suggestions and stay true to your voice. AI is a fantastic tool, but the human touch is irreplaceable. Trust your gut when it comes to your writing! #Grammarly #AItools #TrustYourInstincts #TechTools

Used to be, people had to bully or pay someone to do their work. Now, AI promises a victim-free, no-cost (or super-cheap) online robot instead. Even a shallow dip into the AI pond reveals that a great deal of AI-generated content is pretty bad, but that doesn’t have to mean an AI user is any less interested in quality. How can the human editor help clients who use AI produce an impressive final draft? The following is a step-by-step guide to editing (but not co-authoring) AI-generated content based on my research into and personal experiences with AI text creators. #chatbots #editing #ai

Humanising AI-generated content on websites I spotted a website that had many of its service pages clearly written with AI. There's no law against doing that, but the human reading the website page is going to be thinking: "that's lazy content generation that doesn't feel right, so why should I bother with a company that cuts corners?" So I put it through the AI detector part of (free to use) Bexi AI, and it was no surprise that it estimated that 84% of the text was likely AI-generated. Then I saw the other option in Bexi - Humanize AI, which is pretty useful for situations where you've got some AI content and want to make it more human. That part is limited to 200 words unfortunately but it's free and it works pretty well at taking AI-generated text and humanising it, as you can see in the image here.

How AI Human Writing Machine Turn FREE AI Into A Human-Grade, Authority Content Generating Machine https://lnkd.in/eS2dDKQn . #aihumancontent #contentcreator #aicontentcreator

How To Remove Ai From Content? Before AI came around, bad content already existed, and it was written by humans. If you want to publish good content, whether written by AI or humans, be sure to rephrase your robotic sentences, cut the fluff, and add personal stories that make your content truly human. Never use AI to deceive search engines or readers by publishing low-quality content in bulk. To remove AI detection from your content, you can either manually rewrite the text to make it sound more human-like or use a paraphrasing tool to rephrase the content. Additionally, ensure proper grammar and sentence structure, and add context-specific information that an AI might not know. #Content Writer# Article Writer#

I have built an AI chatbot using POE(based on Claude 3.5) that can turn any AI-generated content/text that sounds like a real human. After tasting AI content detection like copyleaks, writer, zerogpt tools the output text score is 85%+ as a human text/content. Although I don't trust the score output text is SUPER-DUPER 😚 Here's a video of that & test result: To humanize your AI content go here: https://lnkd.in/gbM3VMyB * Put this before your content "Here is my content/text:"

Editors, agencies, authors: do you have a policy for the use of ChatGPT and other generative AI tools? "We all use AI. It's no big deal." It isn't a big deal... Until someone uploads something they're not supposed to. Then suddenly, it's a really big deal. "No need -- I don't work with AI." What happens when your clients do? "We'll cross that bridge when we come to it." Is there a plan for having that conversation? Could you be standing on the bridge without knowing it? An AI content policy is a statement that ensures you and everyone you work with are on the same page. It covers usage guidelines, transparency and disclosure, and the steps you take to ensure editorial accountability. Join Amy Frushour Kelly October 14 - 28 for "AI Content Policy for Editors: From Development to Disclosure," a comprehensive course in creating an AI content policy that works and grows with you. #EditingWithAI #AIContentPolicy #iamediting #AIEthics

Many businesspeople use AI to edit their writing. While AI can correct grammar and spelling (usually), it can’t always pick up on context and subtle nuances that humans can. A bigger question, though, is what happens to your work once the editing’s done. AI editors store all their prompts, questions, and queries to help train their algorithms. That means if you used AI to edit a confidential paper, that information is stored on someone else’s server. In other words: it’s no longer confidential. Proofed uses human editors who have all signed NDAs regarding the work they do. That means with Proofed, your confidential documents stay confidential. #editing #proofreading

"We all use AI. It's no big deal." It isn't a big deal... Until someone uploads something they're not supposed to. Suddenly, it's a big deal. "No need -- I don't work with AI." What happens when your clients do? "We'll cross that bridge when we come to it." Is there a plan for that conversation? Could you be standing on the bridge without knowing it? Editors, writers, and organizations can all benefit from having a content policy for the use of ChatGPT and similar text-based generative AI tools. An AI content policy is a statement of usage and practices and an action plan to prevent or mitigate the risks inherent in AI tool use. It covers editorial accountability, transparency and disclosure, guidelines, and more. Join me July 8 - 22 for a comprehensive course in creating AI content policy that works and grows with you. AI Content Policy for Editors: From Development to Disclosure provides practical guidance on creating and implementing clear editorial policy statements and processes for AI use. #editors #AIcontentpolicy #aieditors #generativeAI https://lnkd.in/ej2xSd_X