How to make AI-generated content sound more human

🌟 Day 6: AI & Prompt Engineering Journey Today’s focus: Making AI outputs smarter with better prompts! Key learnings: Structuring prompts clearly = more accurate results Adding step-by-step instructions improves AI understanding Experimenting with tone/style brings creative outputs 💡 Fun Experiment: Made AI write technical content in a casual, conversational style — results felt super human! AI is becoming more than a tool; it’s a creative collaborator. #AI #PromptEngineering #LearningJourney #Day6 #ArtificialIntelligence

AI slop? 👀 It’s a good reminder that while AI is powerful, it doesn’t replace creative direction. Without thoughtful guidance, outputs can feel generic, repetitive, or even meaningless. But here’s the opportunity: tools like Krea Tech empower creatives to take control. Instead of passively consuming AI content, you can actually shape it, experiment, refine, and even create courses to teach others what works and what doesn’t. The real question is: will we let AI lower the creative bar, or will we use it to raise it? 🚀 #ArtificialIntelligence #GenerativeAI #ContentCreation #Filmmaking #FilmStudents #FilmEducation #FilmProfessor #EdTech #Innovation #Storytelling

This is how I use AI in my day to day: Don't just use AI as a content factory. Use it as a sparring partner. 🥊 Here's my 4-step loop for creating content that's both powerful and authentic: 1️⃣ You First: Start with a messy "brain dump." Your ideas, your voice, your perspective. No AI yet. 2️⃣ AI Assist: Hand your notes to the AI. Ask it to clean up, expand, and challenge your thinking. 3️⃣ Refine & Repeat: Take the AI's output and add your expertise back in. Go back and forth until it's 90% there. 4️⃣ Final Polish: Do a final human review. Edit for tone and voice. This is non-negotiable. and yes, I used this technique to write this post 📯 This keeps you in the driver's seat, using AI to amplify your own intelligence, not replace it. What's your go-to AI content trick? #AI #ContentStrategy #GenerativeAI #FutureOfWork #Design

Over the last two years, GenAI tools have transformed how we create content - but not always for the better. I keep noticing the same patterns like documents sound too “AI-ish,” with predictable structures, overused formats, and certain tell-tale words that make readers lose interest quickly. Things get worse as we see the context sometimes shifts depending on who generates it, leading to very different interpretations of the same requirement. The result - Readers switch off!! Some say AI is the future and we need to make it more ‘humane.’ But maybe it’s not about humanizing AI… maybe it’s about keeping humans in the process - bringing real context, lived experience, and genuine voice. So how do we resolve this? By re-centering the human. - Use AI as a first draft, not the final product. - Add nuance, clarity, and personal perspective. - Focus on making content not just accurate, but also worth reading. AI can accelerate us, but it’s the human layer that makes communication truly resonate. End of the day, people don’t just read documents for information. They read them for connection. Let me know your opinions/ best practices on this! #needofhour #GenAI #humane #whatyouthink

AI is rapidly moving from a perceived threat to a powerful "co-pilot" in the edit bay. Tools that automate transcription, suggest edits, and auto-reframe for social media are becoming standard. They handle the tedious work. The fear was that AI would replace creativity. The reality is it's freeing up editors to focus more on what humans do best: storytelling, pacing, and emotional impact. Stop thinking about AI as a replacement. Start asking how it can be integrated into your workflow to make you faster, more efficient, and ultimately, more creative. #VideoEditing #AI #PostProduction #CreativeTechnology

Is anyone else nice to AI, just in case they’ll count you as one of the good ones when the uprising happens? 😂 Because…same. I say please, thank you, and sometimes even apologize to my robot friend. You know, just in case. In all seriousness, a really interesting (and super common) question came up about this topic during a recent workshop: “Do you really have to 'be nice' to AI to get the best results?” The short answer? No. The longer answer is that you are the coach for your GPT. AI is a mirror that simply reflects back what you give it. That includes your tone, your formatting, your phrasing… even your manners. If you say “please” and “thank you,” it will actually register that and subtly match your style. If you write in a formal voice, it’ll do the same. If you give it punchy, playful language, it’ll keep that energy going. Every single prompt is a breadcrumb. It guides the direction and tone of what comes next. Consequently, this means you're always shaping the output, whether you realize it or not. So the question isn’t really “Should I be nice to AI?”, it’s “Do I want AI to be nice to me?” What questions do you have about AI? Throw it in the comments! I’d be happy to help! . . . . . #aitakeover #aiuprising #aimanners #howtousechatgpt #aimarketing #digitalmarketing #digitaltwin #webdesign #personalbranding #personalbrandingtips #solopreneurlife #speakerbranding #publicspeakerbranding #aiworksforyou #aiworkshop #marketingisfun #personalmarketing #authenticmarketing

Is anyone else nice to AI, just in case they’ll count you as one of the good ones when the uprising happens? 😂 Because…same. I say please, thank you, and sometimes even apologize to my robot friend. You know, just in case. In all seriousness, a really interesting (and super common) question came up about this topic during a recent workshop: “Do you really have to 'be nice' to AI to get the best results?” The short answer? No. The longer answer is that you are the coach for your GPT. AI is a mirror that simply reflects back what you give it. That includes your tone, your formatting, your phrasing… even your manners. If you say “please” and “thank you,” it will actually register that and subtly match your style. If you write in a formal voice, it’ll do the same. If you give it punchy, playful language, it’ll keep that energy going. Every single prompt is a breadcrumb. It guides the direction and tone of what comes next. Consequently, this means you're always shaping the output, whether you realize it or not. So the question isn’t really “Should I be nice to AI?”, it’s “Do I want AI to be nice to me?” What questions do you have about AI? Throw it in the comments! I’d be happy to help! . . . . . #aitakeover #aiuprising #aimanners #howtousechatgpt #aimarketing #digitalmarketing #digitaltwin #webdesign #personalbranding #personalbrandingtips #solopreneurlife #speakerbranding #publicspeakerbranding #aiworksforyou #aiworkshop #marketingisfun #personalmarketing #authenticmarketing

AI Agent = Single-task executor Flow: User → Agent → Task → Output Examples: summarizing a document, booking a meeting, extracting invoice data. Agentic AI System = Goal-oriented achiever Flow: Goal → Planner Executor Memory + Environment Examples: market research, system monitoring, personalized learning. When to use which? AI Agent: Best for simple, one-off tasks. Agentic AI System: Best for complex goals that need reasoning, adaptation, and memory. #AIAgents #learning #Chatbots #AI

Creative AI, Writing it isn’t about just how quickly you can do the task, it is not just about how to communicate an idea but, how to construct thoughts and arguments in one’s own way. #AkhilThoughts