The fact that ChatGPT can generate text is one thing, but the other important thing is what Google will say about it. As we know, Google is one of the most used search engines in the world and has a dominant position in the market. Several updates are released yearly to improve the search engine and provide the most relevant results. We, therefore, need to focus not only on the quantity of content but, above all, on the quality. We already have various online tools that can detect AI-generated text.
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But we want our AI text to sound like a human wrote it. Our primary question is how a human is different from a machine. You can find plenty of articles or videos on this topic. I will summarize it because I don't want to burden you with pointless long SEO texts (I already think the introduction is too long), of which only 10% are relevant.
Our effort will be to write commands for ChatGPT that will allow it to write a text that is as human-like as possible. Explanation below:
Perplexity is a measure of text complexity. Higher complexity in the text indicates that a human likely wrote it. In contrast, lower complexity implies that an AI generated it.
Burstiness refers to the variation in sentence length and complexity. Humans often mix long, complex sentences and shorter, simpler ones. This creates spikes in perplexity in human writing. On the other hand, machine-generated sentences tend to be more uniform and consistent in terms of sentence length and structure.
Therefore, a text with high burstiness, featuring a mix of sentence lengths and structures, is more likely to have been written by a human. In contrast, a text with low burstiness that is more uniform in sentence structure and length is more likely to have been generated by an AI.
Understanding these concepts makes it possible to distinguish between human-written and machine-generated text. This is especially critical for those who need to create content that sounds human-like and engaging. Content creators can ensure that their text flows naturally and sounds authentic to their readers by incorporating both perplexity and burstiness into their writing.
Write this text as a prompt in point 6. in the prompts list
Please read this article about ChatGPT Prompts Basics for better understanding
Prompt for 100% original content:
These two factors are crucial in writing articles. Perplexity is the randomness/complexity of the text. If the text has high complexity, it's more likely to be human-written. The lower the perplexity, the more likely it's AI-generated.
Burstiness compares the variation of sentences. Humans tend to write longer or more complex sentences and shorter ones, causing spikes in perplexity in human writing. Machine-generated sentences are more uniform and consistent. Do you understand?
However, if this prompt doesn't work and your content is increasingly AI-generated. Then you still have two options.
First: supplement the text with your insights, thoughts, and experiences. I always recommend this option. Ideally, insert such text at the end and in several parts of the article (introduction, body, conclusion, etc.).
Second: Now, magic will happen for 100% Original human content
Write this prompt:
"Redraft the article by replacing half of the nouns and verbs with comparable alternatives, and alter verb phrasing to incorporate naturally sounding variations in intricacy while maintaining the same tense and intent."
Then I recommend checking the generated text for grammatical and stylistic errors. Alternatively, you can use Grammarly or another similar online tool.
To be sure that our text is 100% original, we will use one or more available tools to detect AI-generated text.
I use the following (I don't even consider others):
1. Originality
Paid, but for a 20 USD credit, you can scan a lot of text. Like, really a lot.
2. GPTZero
Free, but max 5000 characters. If you have longer text, you must split it into more parts.
3. AI Text Classifier
Free, but a minimum of 1000 characters. It is from OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT.
4. Writer
Free, but max 1500 characters
I hope this article has helped you understand how AI-generated text works. But know that AI needs to be thought of as a tool that, when used properly, will deliver outstanding performance.