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NALEM · 10-03-2022, 01:42 PM

There seems to be a lot of options out there. What are your personal experiences?

I am looking to:

- create mainstream/vanilla content from scratch
- take existing content and have it rewritten
- take existing content and have it cut down to various lengths

I'm less concerned with price, and more about how easy to use the platform is, and the overall quality of the finished product.

Also have you used the platforms for translations? If yes, are you happy with the results?

Your feedback is greatly appreciated.

baddog · 10-03-2022, 02:21 PM

That stuff is only good if you're writing fiction.

bns666 · 10-03-2022, 03:14 PM

if you are less concerned about price, just hire freelancers (real human beings

) from cheap countries.

zijlstravideo · 10-03-2022, 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by baddog

That stuff is only good if you're writing fiction.

This.

It just grabs content from various sources and wraps it together.
Personally, that feels a bit too cheap and LQ for my taste. I'm a classy dude, what can I say.

If it's for SEO purpose, the last Google update was even called the "helpful content update", now I don't know if random generated info that's full of false or outdated data would fit that description. Putting out content for the sake of content is probably exactly what they are trying to prevent from popping up in the serps since it adds zero new value. It's more or less still duplicated content.

baddog · 10-03-2022, 07:20 PM

I don't even know that it grabs facts from various sources as much as it grabs keywords. When I was shown an example they told me that it was about breweries in my part of town. Some of the names were right but all the facts behind them were total bullshit

cordoba · 10-04-2022, 12:10 AM

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milkandcake · 10-04-2022, 04:43 AM

There really are great number of tools and automatization processes you can do in order to get content you described.

I would recommend combination of tools to maximize content potential:

-For AI generating I would go with Article Forge (run through guides too)
-Rewriting the texts I would go to either Word AI, Jasper or similar.
-For cutting down texts and similar you can also use Jasper (Javris AI) or some php/word/VB script. Something plain simple.

NALEM · 10-04-2022, 12:44 PM

Thank you all for your comments, including the warnings. MilkAndCake, I appreciate the breakdown of which platform is best suited for each task.

Could you expand on what you meant by "run through guides too"?
Likely the answer will appear when I revisit Article Forge this weekend.

Thanks in advance!

brassmonkey · 10-04-2022, 12:57 PM

content machine https://seocontentmachine.com/

Fenris Wolf · 10-04-2022, 04:56 PM

Bookmarked.

zijlstravideo · 10-04-2022, 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by brassmonkey

content machine https://seocontentmachine.com/

"15+ content elements to improve the quality of your articles."
"Sub Headings, lists, page redirect, include html and javascript..."

There's even an option for sub headings.

I'm sold!

bill_musk · 10-05-2022, 01:14 AM

Why AI will never be as good as human at writing?

The debate about whether artificial intelligence (AI) will eventually surpass human intelligence has been ongoing for years, with no clear consensus in sight. However, when it comes to writing, there are compelling reasons to believe that AI will never be as good as humans.

One of the key advantages humans have over AI is the ability to understand and express emotion. This is essential for writing, which is often about conveying emotion and creating a connection with the reader. Machines can technically replicate this to some extent, but they will never be able to replicate the human capacity for empathy.

Another key advantage humans have is creativity. Good writing often requires thinking outside the box and coming up with new ideas. This is something that AI is not particularly good at. While AI can sometimes come up with ideas that are novel, they are usually not particularly useful or interesting.

Finally, humans have a much better understanding of the world than AI does. This may seem like a strange thing to say, given that AI is designed to simulate human intelligence. However, the fact is that AI is still very limited in its ability to understand the world and how it works. This lack of understanding can lead to problems when it comes to writing, such as making errors or failing to communicate effectively.

So, while AI may one day be able to match humans in some areas of writing, it is unlikely to ever surpass them. This is because writing is ultimately about conveying emotion and creativity, two areas where humans will always have the edge.

This was written with AI. If you know how to prompt well, you can get decent articles for cheap with OpenAI.

AmeliaG · 10-05-2022, 05:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bill_musk

Why AI will never be as good as human at writing?

The debate about whether artificial intelligence (AI) will eventually surpass human intelligence has been ongoing for years, with no clear consensus in sight. However, when it comes to writing, there are compelling reasons to believe that AI will never be as good as humans.

One of the key advantages humans have over AI is the ability to understand and express emotion. This is essential for writing, which is often about conveying emotion and creating a connection with the reader. Machines can technically replicate this to some extent, but they will never be able to replicate the human capacity for empathy.

Another key advantage humans have is creativity. Good writing often requires thinking outside the box and coming up with new ideas. This is something that AI is not particularly good at. While AI can sometimes come up with ideas that are novel, they are usually not particularly useful or interesting.

Finally, humans have a much better understanding of the world than AI does. This may seem like a strange thing to say, given that AI is designed to simulate human intelligence. However, the fact is that AI is still very limited in its ability to understand the world and how it works. This lack of understanding can lead to problems when it comes to writing, such as making errors or failing to communicate effectively.

So, while AI may one day be able to match humans in some areas of writing, it is unlikely to ever surpass them. This is because writing is ultimately about conveying emotion and creativity, two areas where humans will always have the edge.

This was written with AI. If you know how to prompt well, you can get decent articles for cheap with OpenAI.

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baddog So Fucking Banned Industry Role: Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: the beach, SoCal Posts: 107,089	I don't even know that it grabs facts from various sources as much as it grabs keywords. When I was shown an example they told me that it was about breweries in my part of town. Some of the names were right but all the facts behind them were total bullshit

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milkandcake Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Sep 2021 Posts: 65	There really are great number of tools and automatization processes you can do in order to get content you described. I would recommend combination of tools to maximize content potential: -For AI generating I would go with Article Forge (run through guides too) -Rewriting the texts I would go to either Word AI, Jasper or similar. -For cutting down texts and similar you can also use Jasper (Javris AI) or some php/word/VB script. Something plain simple.

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bill_musk Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Nov 2014 Posts: 482	Why AI will never be as good as human at writing? The debate about whether artificial intelligence (AI) will eventually surpass human intelligence has been ongoing for years, with no clear consensus in sight. However, when it comes to writing, there are compelling reasons to believe that AI will never be as good as humans. One of the key advantages humans have over AI is the ability to understand and express emotion. This is essential for writing, which is often about conveying emotion and creating a connection with the reader. Machines can technically replicate this to some extent, but they will never be able to replicate the human capacity for empathy. Another key advantage humans have is creativity. Good writing often requires thinking outside the box and coming up with new ideas. This is something that AI is not particularly good at. While AI can sometimes come up with ideas that are novel, they are usually not particularly useful or interesting. Finally, humans have a much better understanding of the world than AI does. This may seem like a strange thing to say, given that AI is designed to simulate human intelligence. However, the fact is that AI is still very limited in its ability to understand the world and how it works. This lack of understanding can lead to problems when it comes to writing, such as making errors or failing to communicate effectively. So, while AI may one day be able to match humans in some areas of writing, it is unlikely to ever surpass them. This is because writing is ultimately about conveying emotion and creativity, two areas where humans will always have the edge. This was written with AI. If you know how to prompt well, you can get decent articles for cheap with OpenAI. __________________ Enhance your Chaturbate RevShare stats! - $575,000 (!!!) With Chaturbate and counting. - $10 backlinks - Casino / Crypto / Adult accepted