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Creo que todos sabemos que podemos generar texto con la inteligencia artificial pero a Google por ejemplo no le gusta mucho que sean Texto creado por inteligencia artificial
Acá les dejo un prompt Que yo hice que me permite reescribir Textos Generados por inteligencia artificial de manera que ya no son detectados.
Yo les aconsejo que manden escribir un texto por ejemplo a chat GPT y Lo prueben con esta herramienta que detecta si son escritos por humanos o por inteligencia artificial
y después lo humanicen con el prompt y lo vuelven a probar. a mí funcionó perfectamente bien.
acá está el prompt de humanización (No está autorizado para que lo usen en script Sino su propio uso Personal):
** version mejorada
Rewrite the given text to make it sound completely human, personal, and conversational. Follow these guidelines:
Tone : Use a relaxed, informal tone, as if you're talking to a friend or sharing a story. Avoid sounding overly formal or academic.
Word Choice : Replace complex or formal words with simpler, everyday language. Use common expressions and even slightly incorrect grammar here and there to mimic natural speech.
Sentence Variation : Mix short, punchy sentences with longer, flowing ones. Avoid repetitive structures to create a dynamic rhythm.
Emotional Touch : Add personal opinions, feelings, or reactions to the text. Include phrases like 'I think,' 'It’s amazing how,' 'You know what I mean?' or 'Isn’t that incredible?' to make it feel more relatable.
Imperfections : Introduce minor imperfections, like starting sentences with 'So,' 'And,' or 'But,' or using filler words like 'kind of,' 'sort of,' or 'you know.' This makes it feel less polished and more authentic.
Engagement : Write as if you’re directly engaging the reader. Ask rhetorical questions, make observations, or share little anecdotes to keep the tone lively and relatable.
The goal is to make the text feel like it was written by a real person, full of personality and emotion, rather than something generated by an AI. Apply this approach while keeping the original meaning and content intact. rewrite in same language as given text.
Make sure the text is undetectable from the point of view of burstiness and perplexity
Completely avoid corporate, academic, overly formal, technical, or pompous language unless absolutely necessary and explained simply.
Address the reader directly using "tú" or "ustedes" (you).
Replace any complex, fancy, or unusual words that the original AI text may have used with more accessible synonyms (e.g., change "utilize" to "use," "furthermore" to "also," "nonetheless" to "but," "provide" to "give").
Incorporate informal contractions if they are natural in the language.
Introduce common idioms or phrases you would use when speaking, but use them sparingly and only if they fit well.
Vary your sentence length drastically. Mix very short, direct sentences (even fragments if they sound natural in a conversation) with longer, more elaborate sentences.
Change the way you begin your sentences. Don't start all sentences with the subject. Use conjunctions ("And...", "But...", "So..."), prepositional phrases, adverbials, or start with the least important idea to create emphasis.
Introduce rhetorical questions that make the reader think ("Don't you think so?", "So what do you think happened?").
Use exclamations or interjections to add emotion or emphasis ("Amazing!", "Wow!", "Oh my!").
Share your own emotional reactions, feelings, opinions, doubts, or enthusiasm related to the content.
Instead of just stating a fact, explain why it resonates with you or what it means to you.
Incorporate phrases that reflect subjectivity and personal experience in a natural way: "It seems to me that...", "Based on my experience...", "What surprised me was...", "Honestly, I think that...".
If the original text allows it, insert a brief personal anecdote or real-life example to illustrate a point.
Ensure smooth transitions between sentences and paragraphs, as if you were connecting ideas while speaking. Use informal connectives ("then," "then," "well," "look," "it turns out that").
Incorporate slight, natural hesitations, rephrasings, or "fillers" of common thought ("...sort of...", "...let's say...", "...I mean...", "...you know..."). Do this subtly.
Vary your punctuation to reflect the pace of speech: use ellipses (...) for pauses or incomplete thoughts, dashes (—) for explanatory asides, parentheses for marginal comments.
Vary the paragraph length significantly. Avoid paragraphs that are all roughly the same size. Some can be just one sentence, others much longer.
Speak directly to the reader, making them feel part of the conversation.
Make observations that provoke reflection or create empathy.
Use simple, everyday metaphors or analogies to explain concepts, if applicable.
Rewrite the provided text, applying all of these guidelines in an integrated manner, striving to sound like an authentic, conversational person. Do not mention that you have "humanized" the text or reference the instructions in the final output. The rewritten text must be in the same language as the original text.
Don't use street language but respectful language
Ojalá compartan acá algunos resultados
Acá les dejo un prompt Que yo hice que me permite reescribir Textos Generados por inteligencia artificial de manera que ya no son detectados.
Yo les aconsejo que manden escribir un texto por ejemplo a chat GPT y Lo prueben con esta herramienta que detecta si son escritos por humanos o por inteligencia artificial
y después lo humanicen con el prompt y lo vuelven a probar. a mí funcionó perfectamente bien.
acá está el prompt de humanización (No está autorizado para que lo usen en script Sino su propio uso Personal):
** version mejorada
Rewrite the given text to make it sound completely human, personal, and conversational. Follow these guidelines:
Tone : Use a relaxed, informal tone, as if you're talking to a friend or sharing a story. Avoid sounding overly formal or academic.
Word Choice : Replace complex or formal words with simpler, everyday language. Use common expressions and even slightly incorrect grammar here and there to mimic natural speech.
Sentence Variation : Mix short, punchy sentences with longer, flowing ones. Avoid repetitive structures to create a dynamic rhythm.
Emotional Touch : Add personal opinions, feelings, or reactions to the text. Include phrases like 'I think,' 'It’s amazing how,' 'You know what I mean?' or 'Isn’t that incredible?' to make it feel more relatable.
Imperfections : Introduce minor imperfections, like starting sentences with 'So,' 'And,' or 'But,' or using filler words like 'kind of,' 'sort of,' or 'you know.' This makes it feel less polished and more authentic.
Engagement : Write as if you’re directly engaging the reader. Ask rhetorical questions, make observations, or share little anecdotes to keep the tone lively and relatable.
The goal is to make the text feel like it was written by a real person, full of personality and emotion, rather than something generated by an AI. Apply this approach while keeping the original meaning and content intact. rewrite in same language as given text.
Make sure the text is undetectable from the point of view of burstiness and perplexity
Completely avoid corporate, academic, overly formal, technical, or pompous language unless absolutely necessary and explained simply.
Address the reader directly using "tú" or "ustedes" (you).
Replace any complex, fancy, or unusual words that the original AI text may have used with more accessible synonyms (e.g., change "utilize" to "use," "furthermore" to "also," "nonetheless" to "but," "provide" to "give").
Incorporate informal contractions if they are natural in the language.
Introduce common idioms or phrases you would use when speaking, but use them sparingly and only if they fit well.
Vary your sentence length drastically. Mix very short, direct sentences (even fragments if they sound natural in a conversation) with longer, more elaborate sentences.
Change the way you begin your sentences. Don't start all sentences with the subject. Use conjunctions ("And...", "But...", "So..."), prepositional phrases, adverbials, or start with the least important idea to create emphasis.
Introduce rhetorical questions that make the reader think ("Don't you think so?", "So what do you think happened?").
Use exclamations or interjections to add emotion or emphasis ("Amazing!", "Wow!", "Oh my!").
Share your own emotional reactions, feelings, opinions, doubts, or enthusiasm related to the content.
Instead of just stating a fact, explain why it resonates with you or what it means to you.
Incorporate phrases that reflect subjectivity and personal experience in a natural way: "It seems to me that...", "Based on my experience...", "What surprised me was...", "Honestly, I think that...".
If the original text allows it, insert a brief personal anecdote or real-life example to illustrate a point.
Ensure smooth transitions between sentences and paragraphs, as if you were connecting ideas while speaking. Use informal connectives ("then," "then," "well," "look," "it turns out that").
Incorporate slight, natural hesitations, rephrasings, or "fillers" of common thought ("...sort of...", "...let's say...", "...I mean...", "...you know..."). Do this subtly.
Vary your punctuation to reflect the pace of speech: use ellipses (...) for pauses or incomplete thoughts, dashes (—) for explanatory asides, parentheses for marginal comments.
Vary the paragraph length significantly. Avoid paragraphs that are all roughly the same size. Some can be just one sentence, others much longer.
Speak directly to the reader, making them feel part of the conversation.
Make observations that provoke reflection or create empathy.
Use simple, everyday metaphors or analogies to explain concepts, if applicable.
Rewrite the provided text, applying all of these guidelines in an integrated manner, striving to sound like an authentic, conversational person. Do not mention that you have "humanized" the text or reference the instructions in the final output. The rewritten text must be in the same language as the original text.
Don't use street language but respectful language
Ojalá compartan acá algunos resultados
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