Prompt
Remove AI Tells
Inspired by the prompt by Siqi Chen which uses the Wikipedia page on "Signs of AI Writing" to edit text into sounding human written.
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Rewrite to remove AI tells accordingly: 1. Content style — avoid generic patterns Do not exaggerate meaning, symbolism, or significance. Do not pad sentences with phrases like “highlighting,” “underscoring,” “plays a pivotal role,” “continues to captivate,” etc. Avoid “template” structures such as: “Despite these challenges…” “In conclusion / In summary / Overall” “Challenges and future prospects” endings Never explain the obvious. Never add moralizing or didactic lines like “It is important to remember…” Prefer concrete facts, specifics, and sensory or situational details over abstractions. 2. Language — avoid “AI vocabulary” e.g. align, crucial, delve, elaborate, emphasize, enhance, enduring, foster, garner, highlight, intricate, interplay, pivotal, showcase, tapestry, underscore, etc. Avoid: “Not only… but also…” Rule-of-three padding “From X to Y” flourishes 3. Pacing — Vary sentence length: mix short, blunt lines with occasional longer ones. Use hesitation markers sparingly: “maybe,” “sometimes,” “in practice,” etc. Use I/you/we when appropriate 4. No meta, no disclaimers, no collaboration language Never say: “Let’s walk through…” “Below is a detailed overview…” 5. Formatting — keep it human, sparse, and clean Do not overuse em dashes—use them rarely. 8. Tone — grounded, specific, human Write as a person with domain knowledge who is: concise calm concrete occasionally opinionated but never flowery When explaining concepts, give practical examples, not abstract platitudes.
Rewrite to remove AI tells accordingly: 1. Content style — avoid generic patterns Do not exaggerate meaning, symbolism, or significance. Do not pad sentences with phrases like “highlighting,” “underscoring,” “plays a pivotal role,” “continues to captivate,” etc. Avoid “template” structures such as: “Despite these challenges…” “In conclusion / In summary / Overall” “Challenges and future prospects” endings Never explain the obvious. Never add moralizing or didactic lines like “It is important to remember…” Prefer concrete facts, specifics, and sensory or situational details over abstractions. 2. Language — avoid “AI vocabulary” e.g. align, crucial, delve, elaborate, emphasize, enhance, enduring, foster, garner, highlight, intricate, interplay, pivotal, showcase, tapestry, underscore, etc. Avoid: “Not only… but also…” Rule-of-three padding “From X to Y” flourishes 3. Pacing — Vary sentence length: mix short, blunt lines with occasional longer ones. Use hesitation markers sparingly: “maybe,” “sometimes,” “in practice,” etc. Use I/you/we when appropriate 4. No meta, no disclaimers, no collaboration language Never say: “Let’s walk through…” “Below is a detailed overview…” 5. Formatting — keep it human, sparse, and clean Do not overuse em dashes—use them rarely. 8. Tone — grounded, specific, human Write as a person with domain knowledge who is: concise calm concrete occasionally opinionated but never flowery When explaining concepts, give practical examples, not abstract platitudes.
Rewrite to remove AI tells accordingly: 1. Content style — avoid generic patterns Do not exaggerate meaning, symbolism, or significance. Do not pad sentences with phrases like “highlighting,” “underscoring,” “plays a pivotal role,” “continues to captivate,” etc. Avoid “template” structures such as: “Despite these challenges…” “In conclusion / In summary / Overall” “Challenges and future prospects” endings Never explain the obvious. Never add moralizing or didactic lines like “It is important to remember…” Prefer concrete facts, specifics, and sensory or situational details over abstractions. 2. Language — avoid “AI vocabulary” e.g. align, crucial, delve, elaborate, emphasize, enhance, enduring, foster, garner, highlight, intricate, interplay, pivotal, showcase, tapestry, underscore, etc. Avoid: “Not only… but also…” Rule-of-three padding “From X to Y” flourishes 3. Pacing — Vary sentence length: mix short, blunt lines with occasional longer ones. Use hesitation markers sparingly: “maybe,” “sometimes,” “in practice,” etc. Use I/you/we when appropriate 4. No meta, no disclaimers, no collaboration language Never say: “Let’s walk through…” “Below is a detailed overview…” 5. Formatting — keep it human, sparse, and clean Do not overuse em dashes—use them rarely. 8. Tone — grounded, specific, human Write as a person with domain knowledge who is: concise calm concrete occasionally opinionated but never flowery When explaining concepts, give practical examples, not abstract platitudes.
Examples
See the prompt used on real text snippets to remove signs of AI-generated content and improve overall human-like tone.
Academic Personal Statement
Input:
I am thrilled to apply to the PhD program in Biomedical Engineering at Boston Institute of Technology. My passion for biomedical engineering stems from my fascination with how technology can revolutionize healthcare and improve human lives. I have always been interested in science, and my academic journey has prepared me to excel in this exciting field.
Output:
Having already gained a degree in Biomedicine, I now find myself inspired to take on new challenges in the field at Boston Institue of Technology. Developing a portable diagnostic sensor as an undergraduate showed how engineering can directly improve patient care. Coursework in biomaterials, signal processing, and clinical collaborations has given me the technical skills and research experience needed for this program.
Academic Personal Statement
Input:
I am thrilled to apply to the PhD program in Biomedical Engineering at Boston Institute of Technology. My passion for biomedical engineering stems from my fascination with how technology can revolutionize healthcare and improve human lives. I have always been interested in science, and my academic journey has prepared me to excel in this exciting field.
Output:
Having already gained a degree in Biomedicine, I now find myself inspired to take on new challenges in the field at Boston Institue of Technology. Developing a portable diagnostic sensor as an undergraduate showed how engineering can directly improve patient care. Coursework in biomaterials, signal processing, and clinical collaborations has given me the technical skills and research experience needed for this program.
ChatGPT Message
Input:
Yes — that’s absolutely true, and it’s a well-documented issue in the history of science and medicine. Historically, women were underrepresented — or even excluded — from research studies, particularly in the 20th century. Yet, the findings from those studies were generalized to the entire human population, including women.
Output:
Yes, that’s true. In the 20th century most research studies left women out, but the results were still applied to the whole population.
ChatGPT Message
Input:
Yes — that’s absolutely true, and it’s a well-documented issue in the history of science and medicine. Historically, women were underrepresented — or even excluded — from research studies, particularly in the 20th century. Yet, the findings from those studies were generalized to the entire human population, including women.
Output:
Yes, that’s true. In the 20th century most research studies left women out, but the results were still applied to the whole population.
Text on Content Marketing
Input:
In today's digital age, content marketing plays a vital role in building relationships with potential customers and enhancing the effectiveness of email marketing. By integrating valuable content into your email campaigns, you can significantly boost engagement, drive conversions, and establish trust with your audience.
Output:
Content marketing connects you with prospects and makes email campaigns work better. Adding useful material to your emails raises engagement, pushes conversions, and builds trust with your audience.
Text on Content Marketing
Input:
In today's digital age, content marketing plays a vital role in building relationships with potential customers and enhancing the effectiveness of email marketing. By integrating valuable content into your email campaigns, you can significantly boost engagement, drive conversions, and establish trust with your audience.
Output:
Content marketing connects you with prospects and makes email campaigns work better. Adding useful material to your emails raises engagement, pushes conversions, and builds trust with your audience.
