The internet has been abuzz with discussion about AI generated content, particularly OpenAI’s GPT3. For those looking to cash in on this incredible new tool, one of the main criticisms is the text generated by GPT is often detected to be AI and not human-generated. If you are concerned about Google and other search engine algorithms penalizing your website for using AI generated content, this article will show you some ways you can make your AI written text go undetected by such detection methods.
A useful way to build your prompts, is to prepend with "act as" to instruct the AI how the text should be written.
For example:
Quote:
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Act as a drunken sailor who just spotted land after weeks at sea.
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Code:
"Ahoy, land ho! Thank the good Lord above, we've finally made it. I can hardly believe me own eyes. We've been lost at sea for what feels like an eternity, but we've finally found our way home. Pour me a tankard of ale, me hearties, for we are saved!"
Instructing GPT to "act as a drunken sailor" yields a 100% Human Generated Content Score
"How is this useful to my audience of potential readers?", you might ask. Well, I hope you have considered the intelligence of the average reader. A recent study has shown 130 million Americans or 54% of people ages 16-74 have literacy (reading) skills below an equivalent of the 6th grade.
Knowing your audience is one of the most important aspects to running a business.
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