Create AI Content That Sounds Human
Strip the tells that make writing read as machine-made
AI can help you write faster, but there’s an obvious tradeoff from the start. When your AI assistant doesn’t have enough direction, its writing often comes off flat or overly polished. It doesn’t sound like something a real human being would actually say, and readers pick up on that right away. They want writing that feels natural and sounds like the person who wrote it. This workshop helps you close that gap between human and AI so you can produce AI drafts quickly while still maintaining your voice.
What you'll be able to do
- Spot the patterns that make AI writing feel robotic and know what to look for in natural, human-sounding writing.
- Describe your voice in simple terms and give AI a clear sense of who you’re talking to.
- Write prompts that set the tone and help AI produce more natural first drafts.
- Make quick edits that remove stiff or formal phrasing and improve the flow of your writing.
- Add small, human touches that help your reader feel understood and supported.
- Follow a repeatable workflow that keeps your writing consistent and reduces the time you spend polishing drafts.
Chapters
- 1 Introduction 2 min read Free
- 2 Identify Your Voice & Reader So AI Knows What to Aim For 2 min read 🔒
- 3 Prompt AI to Produce Human-Sounding First Drafts 3 min read 🔒
- 4 Quickly Fix the “Robot Tells” in AI Writing 2 min read 🔒
- 5 Add the Human Touch That Builds Reader Connection 3 min read 🔒
- 6 Build Your Repeatable ‘AI Humanizer Workflow’ 3 min read 🔒
- 7 Next Steps 1 min read 🔒
- 8 Congratulations 1 min read 🔒
Included resources
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Learn
Humanize AI Writing Workbook
Workbook · fill in online, export as PDF
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Learn
Humanize AI Writing Cheat Sheet
Cheat sheet · read on site
Workbooks are filled in on the site and exported with your answers. Included with a Learn plan.
Next on the path
Emotionally Intelligent AI
Messaging, sales and support that connect
Read the whole course
The first chapter is free. A Learn plan opens the rest — and the workbook.
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