If you're using AI to write on a daily basis, chances are people know.

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Why it worked

The video addresses a high-pain point for AI users with a specific, actionable, and free solution, building trust by dismissing 'paid' alternatives and using a clear, step-by-step framework.

Summary

The creator explains how to prevent AI-generated text from sounding robotic by using a 'belt and braces' method involving custom instructions and a specific skill set. He offers a free pack containing these resources to viewers who comment a specific keyword or visit his bio link.

Structure

1Identify the problem of AI-sounding writing
2Dismiss paid solutions as ineffective
3Introduce the 'belt and braces' method
4

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The belt and braces method for writing AI that doesn't sound like AI. 👆Comment GOBLIN for the full pack: cheat sheet, skill file, and the workflow guide. Two layers - before you write and after you write. This is the exact workflow I use for the daily newsletter. 1️⃣ Layer one, before you write. You take a list of every AI tell and you paste it into your Claude Project instructions or your system prompt. The model now dodges those tells from the start. 2️⃣ Layer two, after you write. You build a skill file that runs over every draft as a second pass and flags anything that slipped through. Belt is the system prompt. Braces is the skill. Both together, your AI writing stops sounding like AI writing. #aiwriting #claude #chatgpt #learnai #ainews

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The creator promotes his own 'AI with Kyle' workflow and resources, which are accessed via his bio link.

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Comment the word GOBLIN or check the link in my bio.

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This Is How I Write AI Without It Sounding Like AI Wikipedia: Signs of AI writing Contents Caveats Content Language and grammar High density of AI vocabulary words Avoidance of basic copulatives (is/are) phrases Negative parallelisms Not just X, but also Y Not X, but Y Rule of three Elegant variation What this skill does WHAT TO DO Belt and Braces Layer 1 - Before You Write Layer 2 - After You Write

Transcript

If you're using AI to write on a daily basis, chances are people know. It takes one little slip up. One m dash, one use of the word delve. One, it's not X, it's Y. That's all it takes and they're going to know. And some people don't like it. So what can you do? Yes, there's lots of paid solutions out there. I don't use any of them, they're all crap. And yes, I know they're all going to turn up and spam my comments under this video. Piss off, please. There is a much better way to do this and for free, and I'll show you how. First up, we compress this really useful resource, Wikipedia: Signs of AI Writing. 15,000 words, all human curated on all of the different tells and giveaways in AI. We convert this into custom instructions that we're going to feed into our AI. And we bake them into our system prompt. But if we want to get really fancy, we turn it into a skill. And we run this skill after we've got the AI to draft for us. So this is belt and braces, a one-two punch. If you want a copy, then comment the word GOBLIN and I'll send it over to you. Or if you're on TikTok, make sure to check the link in my bio up above and you'll get direct access.