https://techcrunch.com/2026/07/07/meta-rolls-out-muse-a-new-ai-image-generator/

So when I started creating KDP books I was using Chat GPT. Then Claude became my new favorite. I'm using both, to make sure I get a well rounded product. Sometimes I use Claude as my proof reader/editor in chief. The problem I face with Chat even though I tell it explicitly to not use short word sentences and create in depth paragraphs, it that it acknowledges the issue, rewrites the section, but at some point can't keep it together long enough to not add those short rhythmic sentences again. I like Claude, but sometimes I don't like the output which is why I sometimes use Chat. I'm using some of the bots that are made specifically for one particular niche, so I would think the creator of the bot (that I purchased) along with the prompts, would have a way to prevent those types of sentence structure. Perhaps it was there, but after brainstorming and writing and rewriting it forgot to ignore that "AI" cadence. I don't know. Any suggestions?

It was totally by accident, but very useful.Give it a try and you might be surprised by the links it gives you. Highlight a section of text in it's response and you see the options it gives you. Choose 'Check Sources,' and it gives something I didn't see in the ones it cited originally. Hope this proves useful; and I'll explain how to find the links to Youtube videos it cites, but doesn't give clickable links to, in a future post Another lucky discovery