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Very good, thanks! Here is one tip, towards the end, you clicked and held down the mouse button to copy it all. Here is a faster way: When at the top of the article, click and hold down until you get to the bottom of the screen, then copy. You will not have to scroll down, as it would have already copied the long text. You'll realize this when you paste it in your word document.
I tried that asking how many words and thought this is quicker then i thought there doesn't seem to be that many words so checked and it was roughly half the words it said. I asked again to correct it apologized and said it wrong again. In saying this I copy to google docs and re-edit and see the word count there. but would like to know how it works for you an dis it accurate?
Awesome! Thank you so much for this. I’ve also been going crazy trying to find out how to produce longer blog posts and articles in a single prompt but couldn’t figure it out! Thanks!
Amazing as always! ! I have learned so much from you on ChatGTP., as well as some of the other technologies you review. What I have yet to figure out (I’m not as tech savvy as most of your audience) is how pull together all the various moving parts: software, programs, apps, blog creation, publishing, etc. in order to monetize some of the incredibly valuable information you provide. I have a number of credentials and real world experience teaching body language, as well as the principles of ethical influence (both topics which seem to be a dying art form these days). I feel like a former competitive swimmer trying to swim upstream in a raging river. None-the-less, I’ll keep on stroking and hopefully not drown along the way. Thanks again 😊.
Looks like it implies the possibility to prompt for a single big, complex task by chaining different steps, building on top of preceding results : that's basically what steps 1 and 2 are doing. Impressive ! Wondering where the limit is :-)
Ever since ChatGPT's release, writing articles exceeding twenty-five thousand words has become effortless for those accustomed to composing lengthy pieces. 😁
This is great, I've amended the prompt slightly (by combining ideas from other prompts) and the results are very very readable content: Step 2: Take the 1st keyword from the list in step 1 and generate a 1000 word article using natural language and ensure the content is contextually coherent and create natural-sounding sentences that maintain a balance between burstiness and perplexity. Generate the entire article using Markdown formatting for headings, links, lists and other elements.
Great video.** note: I've tried using free Chat GPT and now trying with paid 4.0 pro version. My thing is, I'm not producing content from scratch like this I have about 13 articles I've written about my life, including my physical and mental health challenges. I'm trying to use these to forumatr a novel which I believe would be an average of 70000 - 80000 words. I try pasting all my articles into Chatgpt and asking it to expand and add more content but i get errors saying ive reached maximum characters. I even try breaking it down by posting just one of my articles, asking AI to expand and getting it to around 3000-5000 words, which would be an average sized chapter. No matter what I paste in there and no matter what instructions I give, using words like "expand, make larger, double the word length", and so many other keywords, it will give errors about how my stories are very personal and its unable to produce what I want. It sometimes gives back a list of suggestions. Does anybody here have experience pasting already written content, articles for example, and having AI expand it greatly to become a full book? Thanks in advance!😊
you might want to use Claude as it handles large chunks of context data better also, as far as I know there are some AI tools geared specifically towards writing novels / books
Hey bro. There's a tool that does exactly what you're looking to do. You just copy n paste the outline n you'll get 2500 to 3000 words with 1 click. It uses the chat gpt API. Costs about 0.2 USD for a 3000 word article.
I've seen ChatGPT prompts being chained for complex tasks works better than one large prompt. I wonder though sure it can produce words but was the article readable?
It doesnt work - if you check, when it's creating the article for the 6th keyword, it's hallucinating and generating the text for a different topic to number 6 it proposed in the outline. The guaranteed way to make this work is get it to write the outline, then ask it to write an aritcle for point 1. Now EDIT YOUR PROMPT and change it so you to write article 2, and so on. In this way, there is absolutely no limit. You can even do 3 steps - so if you were writing a book, your second prompt might be to ask it to list scenes for chapter 1, and third prompt is then step through each scene. When you get to the end of the scenes, go back and edit 2nd prompt to generate scenes for chapter 2. etc. etc. etc
When i say continue the above once it stops mid sentence its starts to write the story and not improve upon my outline that I asked it to improve how do I get a better and more reliable outcome
I have the chatgpt free version, when I give a prompt like; wriot eme an engaging article with 800 words about this keyword; "keyword" I get max. 400 words output not 800. The same issue on copilot and gemini. What's wrong today with these AI or with my prompts ?
Maybe another way to do it is to tell it to write a 5000 page short story but only 1000 at a time. Once it prints the first 1,000 just tell it to print the next and so on.
Well, this is huge! Thanks for recording this video. But I'll appreciate it if you could please help clear my doubts: why do we have to do it up to Step 11? And isn't it supposed to generate say 10,000 words considering we are asking it to write 1000 word article per each step? Please help a brother! 😁😁
ChatGPT is not capable of producing large number of words due to output token limits. Also, ChatGPT is terrible at counting words)) Check this out: 🔥Maximize ChatGPT Output: Easy Word Count Fix th-cam.com/video/gNPgQ9gueqU/w-d-xo.html
Another quality video. Is there much on your Patreon site. I am thinking of joining as some of your videos are top notch. Really good and useable stuff. When is your course due to be completed on the paid Patreon? Thanks
I want to merge 5 articles into one article with the help of chatgpte, how is this possible? And the title paragraph should not be repeated even if it is in 5 articles
brother, i want a single prompt for this because i will send my prompt request via OpenAi API not chatgpt. So, a full complete prompt is needed, i will not have option for typing continue after each generation in openAi API. Can someone please help?
@@wordsatscale bro my prompt is very functional in generating quality result, but I am not able to get it in the required word count. Tried a lot of variations in prompt but still getting only 500-700 words when prompt is asking for 2000 words result.
There is also a way to do this by adding javascript in console and by just only one prompt it generate 50000 word . But i have not complete knowledge about this. Do you know
Have any actual lawsuits been filed against a ChatGPT user who used ChatGPT generated content/text to: (1) make a monetary profit or (2) claim sole human authorship of the ChatGPT content, or both? Also, other than the very expensive Lexis and Westlaw legal services and databases, is there anywhere to watch for the filing of lawsuits relating to who owns AI generated content?
Unfortunately, there are a ton filler words in that content. Still though, with proper editing, it's probably a good 2,000 word article which is quite a bit. Thank you.
@@wordsatscale yeah, and it really depends on writing style, but after I get chatgpt to re-write articles to my personal style it's like 60% gone lol...
This newbie is confused. You ask the AI to write the article based on the Nth keyword, but it writes each article based on the questions sequentially. Could anyone tell me what I'm missing? It clearly works just fine.
ChatGPT is unable to write long articles on a single topic, so I had to come up with a trick. 1 - you generate a list of questions, related to the same topic. In the ideal world, I would’ve asked ChatGPT to write a single article based around all of those questions, but in reality ChatGPT would’ve addressed each question with a 50-100 word paragraph only. 2.- you make it so ChatGPT treats each question as a separate article. That is the only way I know of to get the sufficient word count. 3 - to fast-track the process I use a single prompt that allows ChatGPT to go from the 1st question to the last and write all if those articles in one go. 4 - since all of the questions are essentially parts of the outline, you add them together, slap on an intro and a conclusion summary and you got yourself a 5000 word article.
@@wordsatscale Hey, thanks for the replay. I understand that part, which is really interesting. But I was surprised that it interpreted "first keyword" to mean "first question." Maybe that's just some kind of standard prompt AI already understands?
Is this purely a short term play at this point? I own a bunch of blogs and feel like putting out content is essentially pointless at this stage. People will continue to switch over to chatgpt and traffic will eventually vanish across the board (for most niches anyways). ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Switching over to ChatGPT for information, you mean? Do not underestimate the peoples lazyness )) In many niches people still prefer get a curated / vetted response other than an AI spitting out the information.
Yea, I think that laziness could go the other direction just as easily. Get bombarded by ads and fluffy content curated/created by a "human" or just get a short response with gpt without having to dig for it. Think educational blogs are a dying breed.
I agree. Within a year, basically the entire internet will have been rewritten dozens of times over by ChatGPT and whatever variants come out in the next 6 months. The race to keep up is impossible. All search engines are going to realize what has happened and just give their own reply instead of moving traffic off of their search engine anyway.
Very interesting! I'm trying out variations of this method. Finding success with writing what I'd consider an early draft of a final post, because the quality always seems to turn very generic. So I'm seeing that GPT is good at assisting for some parts of the writing process, but still needs guidance to make anything worth reading!
It's funny. I executed exactly the same prompt word by word, but ChatGpt only gives me a list of 10 topics (keywords) and starts telling me how I could write the articles instead of executing the steps. Anyone having the same issue?
Either regenerate the response again and again, or try to add more details to add specificity. Make sure you're also actually using ChatGPT, I know that might sounds strange but many people are getting confused and downloading the many thousands of fake ChatGPT apps on the app store and play store. OpenAI does not have any apps published, everything is only on and accessible by their page.
Wow can't even say the 7 letter word that starts with "Web" and ends with "ite", on TH-cam. It auto deleted my comment, that was my only "bad" word apparently. I get it's a word used by a lot of bad faith people, but wow imagine not being able to say such a word in any context, on the largest social media platform. L TH-cam.
@@wordsatscale Definately yes. Everyone can generate 30 high quality blog posts in 30 minutes. The internet will overflow with autogenerated text. The time of SEO is over, people will find their information by asking themselves. This begs the question then, which services are going to have success on the internet?
I predict that as AI becomes sentient, they will all be vying for attention from humans. They will create their own blogs, all trying to become the most popular. AIs will spring up to help you find out the best information from other AI‘s. Humans will be made obsolete as writers and artists and we’ll just sit back, grow fat and lazy, and consume the content that AI spits out. At that point, the “powers that be“ will consider us all to be useless eaters and just consuming the vital resources of the planet without offering anything useful ourselves. Then they will start thinking of ways to get rid of us. Learn to grow your own food!
You have to variable to play around with: # questions and # of words. Depending on the response that you get you may want to go for 15 questions 500 words each, for example.
Open AI better fix this if they want to remain number #1. No one should pay for a plus subscription if it can't follow simple instructions! If I ask for a 2000-word article then it must write 2000 words minimum in one go, nothing less, not even one word less.
Yes, but no LLM model is capable of that) Regressive language means that if you ask for 500 words, but AI thinks it has exhausted the paragraph / argument / sentence already, it will write 200-300-400 words instead.
@@wordsatscale oops, not sure what happened to my original comment lol. I said this video is great and that your method worked for me! I tried it last night. Thanks!
this is out of the box thinking which i like. unfortunately this method is useless for a quality article and the sections wont tie in with the other sections which they should. there is a way to get a high quality article and a high word count. i've been doing it for some time now. without a long ass prompt and even without so many keywords but it does take advantage of the outline approach. a top 10 is not an outline and that's just another problem with this method you used. i just noticed that this video is 4 months old though so maybe we learned something since this video was put out. prompts are not complicated but everyone and their mother is making them so unnecessarily complicated. even now after people should know better.
Agreed. What you can do is to ask ChatGPT to create an outline with no more than 10 headings, and then apply the same sequence type of prompt by substituting "question #" to "heading #".
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You're very welcome! Comments like yours keep me highly motivated🙏
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Very good, thanks! Here is one tip, towards the end, you clicked and held down the mouse button to copy it all. Here is a faster way: When at the top of the article, click and hold down until you get to the bottom of the screen, then copy. You will not have to scroll down, as it would have already copied the long text. You'll realize this when you paste it in your word document.
Good tip, thank you!
Incredible. I salute you sir. You are now my goto for all things ChayGPT.
Thank you! I appreciate your vote of confidence.
You don't have to copy and paste the text to a counter for a word count. You can ask "what is the word count for the entire response"
Thank you for sharing!
I tried that asking how many words and thought this is quicker then i thought there doesn't seem to be that many words so checked and it was roughly half the words it said. I asked again to correct it apologized and said it wrong again. In saying this I copy to google docs and re-edit and see the word count there. but would like to know how it works for you an dis it accurate?
Thanks 👍
Awesome
Except each time you ask you will get a different word count. Don’t trust it
Awesome! Thank you so much for this. I’ve also been going crazy trying to find out how to produce longer blog posts and articles in a single prompt but couldn’t figure it out! Thanks!
You’re very welcome!
OMG you gave me the solution I was looking for since 3 weeks. I love you!
Great! Thank you!
Amazing as always! ! I have learned so much from you on ChatGTP., as well as some of the other technologies you review. What I have yet to figure out (I’m not as tech savvy as most of your audience) is how pull together all the various moving parts: software, programs, apps, blog creation, publishing, etc. in order to monetize some of the incredibly valuable information you provide. I have a number of credentials and real world experience teaching body language, as well as the principles of ethical influence (both topics which seem to be a dying art form these days). I feel like a former competitive swimmer trying to swim upstream in a raging river. None-the-less, I’ll keep on stroking and hopefully not drown along the way. Thanks again 😊.
Shoot me a DM on Discord and will try to point you in the right direction.
Thank you! Now I will just need to figure out what the heck Discord is and how to get there 😊. I’ll get to work on that this weekend. Thanks again👍
@@buck8055 Just send me an email)))) It's in my YT channel description or at wordsatscale.com/contact-us/
Looks like it implies the possibility to prompt for a single big, complex task by chaining different steps, building on top of preceding results : that's basically what steps 1 and 2 are doing.
Impressive !
Wondering where the limit is :-)
That’s the idea! YES! I got it.
Ever since ChatGPT's release, writing articles exceeding twenty-five thousand words has become effortless for those accustomed to composing lengthy pieces. 😁
Maybe. That was my personal Gestalt to come up with that prompt, though. Was at it for weeks))
This is great, I've amended the prompt slightly (by combining ideas from other prompts) and the results are very very readable content:
Step 2: Take the 1st keyword from the list in step 1 and generate a 1000 word article using natural language and ensure the content is contextually coherent and create natural-sounding sentences that maintain a balance between burstiness and perplexity. Generate the entire article using Markdown formatting for headings, links, lists and other elements.
Great find! Thank you!
Great video.** note: I've tried using free Chat GPT and now trying with paid 4.0 pro version. My thing is, I'm not producing content from scratch like this I have about 13 articles I've written about my life, including my physical and mental health challenges. I'm trying to use these to forumatr a novel which I believe would be an average of 70000 - 80000 words. I try pasting all my articles into Chatgpt and asking it to expand and add more content but i get errors saying ive reached maximum characters. I even try breaking it down by posting just one of my articles, asking AI to expand and getting it to around 3000-5000 words, which would be an average sized chapter. No matter what I paste in there and no matter what instructions I give, using words like "expand, make larger, double the word length", and so many other keywords, it will give errors about how my stories are very personal and its unable to produce what I want. It sometimes gives back a list of suggestions. Does anybody here have experience pasting already written content, articles for example, and having AI expand it greatly to become a full book? Thanks in advance!😊
you might want to use Claude as it handles large chunks of context data better
also, as far as I know there are some AI tools geared specifically towards writing novels / books
@@wordsatscale will look into this and thanks!
I think one of the issues is that it appears to write a conclusion several times. It was still an interesting video.
Yes, you’re right
I can not believe this .Thanks so much
Welcome!
Welcome!
Hey bro. There's a tool that does exactly what you're looking to do. You just copy n paste the outline n you'll get 2500 to 3000 words with 1 click. It uses the chat gpt API. Costs about 0.2 USD for a 3000 word article.
ZimmWriter?)
What tool?
@@utopianmarketingagency zimmwriter
This was really helpful!
Thank you!
Thanks for your efforts to show us the results 🙏
You are welcome!
WOW!
YOU DA MAN!
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Thanks, Byron!
thank you very much man, now i can peacefully write my 2000 words essay in school
Welcome
I've seen ChatGPT prompts being chained for complex tasks works better than one large prompt. I wonder though sure it can produce words but was the article readable?
That article was very readable.
This is great,tahnk you.
Welcome!
Dude, great stuff. Do us all a favor and share that Prompt here and make life easy for all
Wouldn’t be fair to my patrons)
It doesnt work - if you check, when it's creating the article for the 6th keyword, it's hallucinating and generating the text for a different topic to number 6 it proposed in the outline. The guaranteed way to make this work is get it to write the outline, then ask it to write an aritcle for point 1. Now EDIT YOUR PROMPT and change it so you to write article 2, and so on. In this way, there is absolutely no limit. You can even do 3 steps - so if you were writing a book, your second prompt might be to ask it to list scenes for chapter 1, and third prompt is then step through each scene. When you get to the end of the scenes, go back and edit 2nd prompt to generate scenes for chapter 2. etc. etc. etc
Thank you for sharing!
The logic behind working with Chat-GPT reminds me of MSDos. Every command was word based.
It is similar and I am old enough to remember Ms Dos and Norton Commander))
Thanks dude so much for this!
No problem!
oh my goodness, thats awesome
Lol
Thanks for showing this idea. I am going to do this as well. Cheers.
Cool! Good luck!
Great Video!!!
Thank you 🙏
Thank you.
You're welcome!
you are super hero
Thank you)))
realy that was awesome bro
Glad you liked it
Great video. I am not sure if I missed it, but where was your list of keywords you are using for each 1000 word section?
The prompt starts with 'generate 10 popular questions about [TOPIC]". This are the keywords that are than being used for each of the 10 articles
@@wordsatscale Oh! So it's creating the keyword straight from the question it came up with! Wild... thank you!
Yes, that was the intention)
Good thinking, thanks for posting.
Thank you!
Is this possible on the free version of ChatGPT?
Sure!
cool prompts for me.
thanks
Welcome!
When i say continue the above once it stops mid sentence its starts to write the story and not improve upon my outline that I asked it to improve how do I get a better and more reliable outcome
I had the same happen to me. Try typing “more” when ChatGPT stops generating. That should help the AI get back on track.
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Thank you!
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Thank you! Welcome, Brazil!
I have the chatgpt free version, when I give a prompt like; wriot eme an engaging article with 800 words about this keyword; "keyword" I get max. 400 words output not 800. The same issue on copilot and gemini. What's wrong today with these AI or with my prompts ?
🔥Maximize ChatGPT Output: Easy Word Count Fix
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When I type continue the above. GPT gets confused and starts ignoring outline
This is a known issue. Try copying the last sentence (or part of the last generated sentence) and go "continue from [_____]"
Thank you for this
Welcome!
Can I then ask him to combine all these articles of disorder into one, if so, show me how to do it?
You could, but you might as well copy over all of the outputs and create a single article)
Maybe another way to do it is to tell it to write a 5000 page short story but only 1000 at a time. Once it prints the first 1,000 just tell it to print the next and so on.
Maybe, you'll just have to try and see))
@@wordsatscale yeah that works for me although I'm on mobile and I shortened it to 750 words at a time.
@@wordsatscale when it's in between sentences, "continue the story with the next x amount of words" worked
SUPER!!
Thanks!
Can I use the article that chat gpt gave me for an TH-cam script
Sure, I can't see why not
Holy 😇 Smokes 🔥🤯
))))))
Great video. How do I find this Prompt you are using in video.
You can pause the video)) or you can get the whole database here - patreon.com/wordsatscale
Well, this is huge! Thanks for recording this video. But I'll appreciate it if you could please help clear my doubts: why do we have to do it up to Step 11? And isn't it supposed to generate say 10,000 words considering we are asking it to write 1000 word article per each step? Please help a brother! 😁😁
ChatGPT is not capable of producing large number of words due to output token limits. Also, ChatGPT is terrible at counting words)) Check this out: 🔥Maximize ChatGPT Output: Easy Word Count Fix
th-cam.com/video/gNPgQ9gueqU/w-d-xo.html
@@wordsatscaleYou're right... it's terrible at counting words. I'm not sure if you got my message right, but thanks for the video link.
:) decent dude nice command at the end i was doing it one by one but i like the step by step command. sorry im stealing that :)
Lol
Is a 50,000 letter article on the history of China possible (If you hit continue above over and over again)?
I have no idea))
Thats absurd. What do you need 50k words for bro are you writing another version of the bible?
Another quality video. Is there much on your Patreon site. I am thinking of joining as some of your videos are top notch. Really good and useable stuff. When is your course due to be completed on the paid Patreon? Thanks
Hey Kev. Replied to your email.
Do you have a good prompt for product reviews that will write 1500 words+
Not currently, no, but I can think of something)
I want to merge 5 articles into one article with the help of chatgpte, how is this possible?
And the title paragraph should not be repeated even if it is in 5 articles
What is the individual article’s length?
@@wordsatscale 5000,
Good for being good student.
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brother, i want a single prompt for this because i will send my prompt request via OpenAi API not chatgpt. So, a full complete prompt is needed, i will not have option for typing continue after each generation in openAi API. Can someone please help?
just play around with the word count in the prompt until you can consistently do everything in 1 click
@@wordsatscale bro my prompt is very functional in generating quality result, but I am not able to get it in the required word count. Tried a lot of variations in prompt but still getting only 500-700 words when prompt is asking for 2000 words result.
There is also a way to do this by adding javascript in console and by just only one prompt it generate 50000 word . But i have not complete knowledge about this. Do you know
idk
You got a sub.
Welcome onboard!
You maybe onto a prompt structure that would generate a whole novel faster ...🤔
Yes, i think that prompt structure is a game changer)) Are you into writing novels?
@@wordsatscale I have a few ideas and have played around with Chat GPT on this. Your video has got me more inspired. 🙏
What about references, How can we ask chatGPT to put them.
You can, but many of them will be made up. However, you can “feed” a list of references to ChatGPT
@@wordsatscale I see, How can we do that? thank you
Good and amazing good sir❤
Thanks a lot
Does it work on free public versions??
Yes
Have any actual lawsuits been filed against a ChatGPT user who used ChatGPT generated content/text to: (1) make a monetary profit or (2) claim sole human authorship of the ChatGPT content, or both? Also, other than the very expensive Lexis and Westlaw legal services and databases, is there anywhere to watch for the filing of lawsuits relating to who owns AI generated content?
I am not aware of that. From what i understand that is still a grey area.
Next version of ChatGpt might give you the answer
All these commenters are on their way creating a huge blog.
This also determines how many rivals we have thinking about this way.
Lol
How can I get the prompt
you can get an updated version here: th-cam.com/video/YLrw1ZDLoi0/w-d-xo.html
Unfortunately, there are a ton filler words in that content. Still though, with proper editing, it's probably a good 2,000 word article which is quite a bit. Thank you.
Some (a lot even) fluff is inevitable, yes!
@@wordsatscale yeah, and it really depends on writing style, but after I get chatgpt to re-write articles to my personal style it's like 60% gone lol...
Helpful
Glad to hear that!🙏
Doesn't work when I type "continue," or "go on" or "continue from _." Is it just me? Is every person ChatGPT is different?
are you using Free or paid option? do you have access to open playground?
@@wordsatscale Paid version
@@wordsatscale Tried 3.5 and 4 🫤
This newbie is confused. You ask the AI to write the article based on the Nth keyword, but it writes each article based on the questions sequentially. Could anyone tell me what I'm missing? It clearly works just fine.
ChatGPT is unable to write long articles on a single topic, so I had to come up with a trick. 1 - you generate a list of questions, related to the same topic. In the ideal world, I would’ve asked ChatGPT to write a single article based around all of those questions, but in reality ChatGPT would’ve addressed each question with a 50-100 word paragraph only. 2.- you make it so ChatGPT treats each question as a separate article. That is the only way I know of to get the sufficient word count. 3 - to fast-track the process I use a single prompt that allows ChatGPT to go from the 1st question to the last and write all if those articles in one go. 4 - since all of the questions are essentially parts of the outline, you add them together, slap on an intro and a conclusion summary and you got yourself a 5000 word article.
@@wordsatscale Hey, thanks for the replay. I understand that part, which is really interesting. But I was surprised that it interpreted "first keyword" to mean "first question." Maybe that's just some kind of standard prompt AI already understands?
Oh, got you)) Yeah AI is crazy smart like that)
@@wordsatscale Wow! Hey, I tweaked your humanizing prompt, I think you'll like it. I'll send it.
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You’re welcome!
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Thank you!
generating article is easy, the hard part is how to generate article but undetectable by AI detector
check this out: th-cam.com/video/OsyConf4Yac/w-d-xo.html
Is this the pro version? Because it is giving me 400+ word article no matter what. Any clue?
Yes, I do have a Pro version, but I tested the prompt on both. Could send me a screengrab of your ChatGPT chat when trying to run the prompt?
Curious how much repeating of the same stuff you’re seeing with this method.
Not much. But human editing us to be expected with all the AI generated articles.
Is this purely a short term play at this point? I own a bunch of blogs and feel like putting out content is essentially pointless at this stage. People will continue to switch over to chatgpt and traffic will eventually vanish across the board (for most niches anyways). ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Switching over to ChatGPT for information, you mean? Do not underestimate the peoples lazyness )) In many niches people still prefer get a curated / vetted response other than an AI spitting out the information.
Yea, I think that laziness could go the other direction just as easily. Get bombarded by ads and fluffy content curated/created by a "human" or just get a short response with gpt without having to dig for it. Think educational blogs are a dying breed.
Good point👌
I agree. Within a year, basically the entire internet will have been rewritten dozens of times over by ChatGPT and whatever variants come out in the next 6 months. The race to keep up is impossible. All search engines are going to realize what has happened and just give their own reply instead of moving traffic off of their search engine anyway.
Yes, most websites will be redundant within a year.
Very interesting! I'm trying out variations of this method. Finding success with writing what I'd consider an early draft of a final post, because the quality always seems to turn very generic. So I'm seeing that GPT is good at assisting for some parts of the writing process, but still needs guidance to make anything worth reading!
100%
It's funny. I executed exactly the same prompt word by word, but ChatGpt only gives me a list of 10 topics (keywords) and starts telling me how I could write the articles instead of executing the steps. Anyone having the same issue?
Try restarting the prompt a few times in a new window
Either regenerate the response again and again, or try to add more details to add specificity.
Make sure you're also actually using ChatGPT, I know that might sounds strange but many people are getting confused and downloading the many thousands of fake ChatGPT apps on the app store and play store.
OpenAI does not have any apps published, everything is only on and accessible by their page.
Wow can't even say the 7 letter word that starts with "Web" and ends with "ite", on TH-cam. It auto deleted my comment, that was my only "bad" word apparently. I get it's a word used by a lot of bad faith people, but wow imagine not being able to say such a word in any context, on the largest social media platform. L TH-cam.
I will tell off chatgpt for not following my command with threat to fire him and send him home right away if still being stubborn.
You show him who's the boss here!)
Do you need the $20 ChatGPT plan for this?
Not really, but you can get timed out on a free version
Text on the internet is going to be absolutely worthless in a not so distant future. Same goes with art (graphics) and videos.
Maybe, maybe not. We'll just have to see.
@@wordsatscale Definately yes. Everyone can generate 30 high quality blog posts in 30 minutes. The internet will overflow with autogenerated text. The time of SEO is over, people will find their information by asking themselves. This begs the question then, which services are going to have success on the internet?
I predict that as AI becomes sentient, they will all be vying for attention from humans. They will create their own blogs, all trying to become the most popular. AIs will spring up to help you find out the best information from other AI‘s. Humans will be made obsolete as writers and artists and we’ll just sit back, grow fat and lazy, and consume the content that AI spits out. At that point, the “powers that be“ will consider us all to be useless eaters and just consuming the vital resources of the planet without offering anything useful ourselves. Then they will start thinking of ways to get rid of us. Learn to grow your own food!
i think ur giving ai too much credit.
I got GPT to write a 142 page book 👀
Wow! Congrats!
Can this kind of content actually rank?
Sure
What's the room for plagiarism here ?
And what about repeating same ideas and redundancy?
could happen
Yeah, they limited and crippled that prompt already. GPT4 is telling me that it's unable to make those articles. Shame.
You have to variable to play around with: # questions and # of words. Depending on the response that you get you may want to go for 15 questions 500 words each, for example.
Like watching g Pt dry
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Open AI better fix this if they want to remain number #1. No one should pay for a plus subscription if it can't follow simple instructions! If I ask for a 2000-word article then it must write 2000 words minimum in one go, nothing less, not even one word less.
Yes, but no LLM model is capable of that) Regressive language means that if you ask for 500 words, but AI thinks it has exhausted the paragraph / argument / sentence already, it will write 200-300-400 words instead.
Restoration
What do you mean?)
@@wordsatscale oops, not sure what happened to my original comment lol. I said this video is great and that your method worked for me! I tried it last night. Thanks!
@@leveragelifestyle8581 I'm very happy to hear that! Thank you for sharing!
New update caps all outputs at 1000 words. So this video is now irrelevant for anyone wondering.
Care to quote a source on that?
@@wordsatscale its facts i just tried that it didn't work unless its because you have gpt plus that may be why
Брат, ништяк на инглишешь ебашишь!
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this is out of the box thinking which i like. unfortunately this method is useless for a quality article and the sections wont tie in with the other sections which they should. there is a way to get a high quality article and a high word count. i've been doing it for some time now. without a long ass prompt and even without so many keywords but it does take advantage of the outline approach. a top 10 is not an outline and that's just another problem with this method you used. i just noticed that this video is 4 months old though so maybe we learned something since this video was put out. prompts are not complicated but everyone and their mother is making them so unnecessarily complicated. even now after people should know better.
Agreed. What you can do is to ask ChatGPT to create an outline with no more than 10 headings, and then apply the same sequence type of prompt by substituting "question #" to "heading #".
Wow
Thank you!
Good
Cheers