Have you seen something written online and think.... "Yeah...that sounds like AI writing". Or maybe you have used ChatGPT only to get a generic output that is a total "Game Changer" There are certain trigger words that I see that signal to me that something is written by AI. And there is an easy way to instantly improve the writing from AI. Give instructions to never use these really common AI words. To make it easier, I'm made a list of all the words to omit. You can use this list at the start of the conversation or add it to a custom GPT to improve your results. Here's a link to the list that is always updated https://quirky-pullover-693.notion.site/Words-to-Omit-in-ChatGPT-e5e7cdb5698240bb8c5670a0c025cd59?pvs=4 ---------------------------------------------------------- Or you can just copy and past the list below: ___________________________________ #Words to Omit (Avoid using the following words) Avoid using the word "multifaceted" Avoid using the word "reshaping" Avoid using the word "ensures" Avoid using the word "boon" Avoid using the word "vast" Avoid using the word "vastly" Avoid using the word "keen" Avoid using the word "numerous" Avoid using the word "frontier" Avoid using the word "quest" Avoid using the word "revolutionizing" Avoid using the word "striking" Avoid using the word "melds" Avoid using the word "plethora" Avoid using the phrase "beacon of hope" Avoid using the word "luxuries" Avoid using the word "supercharge" Avoid using the word "powerhouse" Avoid using the word "shadowed" Avoid using the word "goldmine" Avoid using the word "spellbinding" Avoid using the word "turbocharge" Avoid using the word "wizard" Avoid using the word "shackles" Avoid using the word "soar" Avoid using the phrase "Treasure trove" Avoid using the word "thrilling" Avoid using the word "triumph"

Sometimes you need it to be more contrarian I often have a conversation with nonprofit leaders that goes something like this Can AI do this....Yes Can AI do that....Yes Can AI do ....Yes Basically AI will "Try" to do anything you ask. But the key word is 𝘁𝗿𝘆Every time we make a request, it tries to fulfill it (unless it is wildly unethical) But here’s the thing… Just because AI says yes, doesn’t mean that it’s always right It’s one thing to get an answer, and a whole other thing to trust that answer. The real magic happens when we, as humans, add that extra layer of critical thinking. We get to ask: Is this good? Is it accurate? Is this useful? That’s where our role really comes into play. At the end of the day, AI might be the “say yes machine,” but we’re the ones who decide what’s next. Beware of trusting everything coming out of AI. It can be a slippery slope to losing your ability to critical think for yourself Remember that YOU are the final judge of what AI produces