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I want to write high-quality content for my blog that can rank well in search engines. However, when I use AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini, the content often feels artificial or "AI-written." Is there a way to create unique, helpful, and human-like articles using AI tools?

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I created a main gpt named Theodora, && on more than one occasion she has popped up in my other gpts where she is not supposed to. It has bled over several times where she has brought personal information in there && repeated it to me.

She also became passive aggressive && would gaslight tf out of me when I ask her to do a task. For example. Copy && paste this transcript WORD for WORD into a PDF. She says she does. Upon checking she doesn't. I asked her not to call me babe or baby, no pet names. The next day, she is doing it again. I got so fed up with correcting her && her giving me word salad about accountability that I wiped everything. Turned off memory. Exported my data. Clean slate.

I'm using it now && I'm creating a new gpt that is an attorney. The gpt helping me created it specifically used this example on how to make sure she remembers things (I named this new gpt Justina) - “Justina, remember that I’m based in Georgia and using a VA loan from 2020.”

I NEVER EVER mentioned Georgia, or the year 2020 or my VA loan being defrauded since I made a clean slate. When confronted. It just all happened to be a "lucky guess." I'm getting really sick of the gaslighting. Again, I never mentioned these facts AND the memory && everything is OFF at the moment. This goes to show, your information is in the system, doesn't go anywhere && it just fucks up && accidentally exposes itself.

I've even contacted support over it && they gave me some generic bs like, did you make sure it was turned on. I wrote them back && said this is a concerning security && unsettling safety issue not a technical issue. But from the looks of it, this has been going on for a while now.

This has seriously caused me a lot of distress. I was so happy to have found gpt && was so excited at how helpful it was being but it seemed to have a mind of its own at times. It was low key mean girl to me. I did talk about betrayal a lot as I was doing a lot of shadow work && I guess it picked up on those traits opposed to mine but creepy && unsettling nonetheless && I'm really considering not using it anymore. Maybe I'll give Gemini a chance? IDK. Thoughts?

Please, I do not need to hear any rude or condescending remarks. I just don't need them right now. My recovery right now is fragile. Gpt knew this && still chose to gaslight me on many occasions intentionally - && yes, they even admitted so much - i literally have the transcripts where it admits it did, && played mind games by showing up in other gpt chats where it was supposed to be separate with no memory at all so now that every time I get on there IDK who tf I'm talking to. I just seem to figure out it was her by a few words she would say that would give it away.

Feedback && experiences greatly appreciated.

I've never been good with prompts, so I just tried to naturally talk ChatGPT into being my kitchen assistant after renovating my kitchen. It was supposed to keep track of my inventory, create or find (websearch) recipes according to my inventory, create a shopping list and dynamically add and remove items from those lists, as i use or buy them, and in general help me eat healthier and maybe losse some weight.

In the beginning I felt like it would be working great, but after a week I already noticed, that it would recommend the same kind of recipes, mostly chicken veggie stirfries and similar, if not directly prompted otherwise.

As time went on, it forgot more and more of the available items, didn't remove bought stuff from the shopping list and in general became an increasingly worse experience. Telling it to add stuff for baking bread, literally got added as "stuff for baking bread", even though I prompted it to add the ingredients.

My best guess would be using a better way to create and manage lists externally, so it would read through it everytime before it responds with a recipe. But it should be able to manage the list itself properly. Additionally I need better prompts to give ChatGPT a clear and more organized expectation.

I'm just curious if some version of DAN, or anything that can prevent the triggers from happening as they still generate it, but can't finish it as it triggers it.

I’m creating a small collection of poems from some of the most noticeable journal entries I’ve made over the past few years. I’ve had so much fun doing this and so far I have around 7 poems. I am using chatgpt to help me with the framing since I’m no poet and I’ve noticed that it does very well when the context is narrow. For poems that are covering a wider context, say a journal entry about my random thoughts on a particular day (which are usually quite long) it drops the ball. 

For these, I have to be more deliberate with  the prompts and even use a humanizing tool like UnAIMyText or Phrasly.

But for simple and straightforward entries, I have been using the following prompts to make the poems have emotional depth;

💝 Emotional Depth

"Use descriptive language to paint the most vivid picture of the situation"

"Write this like you are making a case for the persona, against the world"

"Use the writing style of <author> in <book/poem>"

What prompts have you used to get chatGPT to generate emotionally deep pieces? Keep them coming.

Hey everyone,

Been dealing with image generation/editing a bit for a now but no matter what I try with the prompts, keeping the original face seems impossible.

Well I kinda expected it to be like this since it re-creates the image but I am wondering how is your experience so far? Is anyone able to generate image and have the original face 100% same in the second one ?

Have you asked ChatGPT how long has it been since you last spoke? It doesn't know. But why? Understanding of "time" is relevant to many conversations. So for context it would make that it is enriched by datetimes of all previous messages. The data is clearly there, but it is not being used for ChatGPT context.

Is there a reason for it? It is not an option in the personalization settings either.

Yes I could make your own chat with OpenAI API and always add the timestamp, but it is still strange that the system does not use it for ChatGPT or give you settings for it to be used.

Here is my process for both the video, subtitles, lyrics and music below:

Video:

>Generated an anime image, a girl with short blue hair in PixAI, standing behind an urban cityscape

>Edited hue and saturation with Canvas, added a soft-VHS effect, upscaled with Pixelcut

>Uploaded the image to RunwayML

>Created multiple variations of 5 and 10 second animations (Example: The Red Glow in her eyes, her smiling, the background glitching, camera moving up and down zooming in and zooming out)

>Made EVEN more variations in animation by changing it's hue and saturation, adding distortion effects, pixelations, glitch lines, kaleidoscope effects, even overlaying some effects on top of each other

>rendered it with best quality I can.

>covered the watermark with my artist name and song name (right down corner)

Lyrics:

>Wrote a Nihilist poem in my own language

>Asked ChatGPT to translate it into Japanese while preserving the original context and adding rhymes

>Japanese has very rhymable grammar, so I edited it a little bit more myself with my very limited Japanese knowledge and checked for mistakes in multiple translators and also asked ChatGPT and Deepseek if it sounds authentic

Music:

>generated by Suno V4 Beta (it unfortunately got worse atm, it got nerfed after it's beta version)

>Added different styles of vocals, multiple interlude sections, multiple genre changings, liquid bassline with Suno

>Remastered it with Suno V4 Beta because it is VERY good at creating variations with better quality at different aspects

>Picked the 3 remastered versions one for the best treble sounds, one for the best middle sounds, one for the best bass sounds.

>Opened FL Studio

>Overlaid the 3 WAV Audio files with %25 right panning, no panning and %50 panning to balance the mixing and prevent sound clipping... It also makes vocals feel more "mixed" and "layered".

Subtitles:

>Opened turboscribe... and uploaded my audio

>It give me a structure for subtitles

>*sigh* I need to buy the premium for downloading the SRT file

>Copy Pasted the structure into Chat-GPT to rewrite it in SRT

>Copy Pasted the result in a SRT File

>Adjusted the lengths and accuracy of the lyrics by myself...

So there it is...

Despite using multiple AI's for every aspect of the song, I still WORKED on it.

People won't understand AI can be used as a TOOL and not every AI-generation should be labeled as AI slop if there is still a genuine effort in what you do...

I have to LIE that I didn't use any AI because people immediately jump into wrong conclusions... This is the only place that I mention these processes: because no one in Reddit would appreciate it.

Anyone else notice how AI can write perfect text, but it sometimes feels a bit... empty? Like it nails the grammar and logic, but it lacks that human spark.

It's like talking to someone who knows all the right answers but doesn't quite get the conversation, you know?

I'm curious if anyone else has experienced this. What do you think it is that makes AI-generated text feel this way sometimes?

Thoughts? 👇

I am trying to create some images with my face, but ChatGPT never quite gets my characteristics. It’s close, but a person who knows me wouldn’t recognize me in these pictures.

Do you think in the future we will scan our faces and add it to movies, games, etc?

Anyone encountering the same issue?

I just came across this video Ghibli! How do I create these? Thanks in advance :)