Real dilemma with authenticity

First off, hello everyone. I'm new here. Just looking for any available input or suggestions. I am a new blogger. Just purchased "Originality.ai" to assure that my content won't be accused of being ai generated. I took a few minutes and wrote a 206-word intro 100% myself, ran it through the scan and it came back 100% ai generated. Any input on this would be appreciated. Thanks!

 

Hey Jack, welcome!
I heard something a while back about that program and how it wasn't accurate. Which AI version are you using? The thing with AI content is it's only as good as the prompts it's given. You can easily see when someone tells it to "write me a 500 word article on ___" the output is not good. AI tends to leave patterns as well that makes it easy to spot (you can find many examples here in responses lol). One example is it likes to create long/drawn-out sentences.

I like to at least run the content through Grammarly, if there's lots of suggestions to correct, you need to give the AI better prompts. The hemingway app will also point out all the long/complex sentences. When creating content in "sections" it does a better job than all at once. Once you learn how to give it great prompts and run it through another program, you won't have to worry about checking it.

Google said they have no issue with AI content as long as it's actually helpful/factual. People that are using poor prompts will eventually have issues ranking/deindexing.

 

Thanks for the welcome. This didn't involve prompts. I tested the "Originality" AI detector by writing something that was 100% human by me. It came back 100% AI written! It's OK though. I contacted them and they are refunding me my money. I think I'm just going to continue writing without any AI content, just be true to myself, and trust that google will accurately notice that it is NOT written with AI. Have a great day, thanks for responding and STAY BLESSED.