Hi there.
I’ve been trying out AI assistants for content writing, and I’m facing a snag. The content I generate keeps getting flagged as AI by different AI detectors. How do I prevent that? I’ve tried tweaking my prompts to make it sound more human, but it’s not working out.
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To be honest, the most fail-safe method to avoid to AI detection is by rewriting the content in your own words. However, if you’re short on time, here are some alternative strategies you could employ:
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Ask ChatGPT to generate content with higher complexity and unpredictability. More perplexity and burstiness" can make it appear more human and less likely to be flagged by AI detectors.
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Require ChatGPT to revise the text with clear instructions. For example, ask it to use a more direct style, simplify complex words, vary sentence length, and use first-person pronouns where fitting.
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Steer clear of frequently used ChatGPT terms such as “realm”, “delve”, “embark”, along with phrases like “a testament to…”, “the landscape of…”, etc.
If these methods still take too much time, tools like Undetectable AI, HIX Bypass, BypassGPT, and AIHumanizer.ai offer shortcuts by automatically making AI text undetectable. Keep in mind, though, that they might not be entirely reliable and could involve some cost.
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It did not work for me, is there any alternate solution?
Mix up sentence structures, add personal insights, and edit manually. AI detectors tend to flag predictable patterns, so tweaking phrasing and injecting human-like imperfections can help.
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Honestly instead of tweaking your prompts, try using longer descriptions, ChatGPT is pattern based, so it’ll always resort to the most common language/terminology when being prompted rather than directed or instructed. Also try to change it up if you see patterns within the words because ai catches onto patterns and that’s what gives it off the most. Good luck!