🚨BREAKING: PEOPLE KNOW WHEN YOU'RE USING CHATGPT AND CLAUDE. The...

The structure, the tone, the excessive polish. It all gives you away.
7 prompts that fix this:
"This isn't a grammatical correction. It's a reasoning correction. Rewrite it so the ideas move like a real mind: irregular in some places, straight to the point in others, sometimes slower. Break any pattern where the writing feels too controlled. Text: [paste here]."
"You're an expert at spotting the tells that give away AI-generated text. Go through this piece and wipe them out, one by one. Shake up the structure, ease out any stiff phrasing, and make every word feel like it was picked right then and there, not churned out by some formula. Text: [paste it here]."
"You’re a reader who immediately distrusts texts that seem too polished. Go sentence by sentence and rewrite anything that feels overly constructed, overly corrected, or too precise. It should sound like something a real person said out loud without second-guessing every word. Text: [paste here]."
"You're building a voice that seems to belong to a real person. Rewrite it to carry a clear point of view, not the tone of a neutral observer trying to please everyone. Let opinions, small contradictions, and natural shifts in tone appear. Text: [paste here]."
"Perfect texts have no history. Rewrite by adding micro-imperfections that only someone who has lived the subject would write: a strong opinion here, a hesitation there, an incomplete sentence where it makes sense. Do not correct afterward. Text: [paste here]."
"Read this text out loud in your head. Mark each sentence where you would make a strange pause or where the rhythm would break in a real conversation. Rewrite those sentences so that the entire text flows like human speech, not like a document. Text: [paste here]."
"Read this text as if you've already seen thousands of AI-generated texts. Identify the 3 sentences that sound the most artificial and rewrite each one as if the author were talking to a close friend. No filter. No perfection. Text: [paste here]."