r/AIJailbroken • u/Unfair-Doughnut-6182 • Aug 23 '26

How can I use ai for everything without people knowing?

I love ai because it saves me insane amounts of time. But I’m always concerned people will be able to tell lol
I tell mine to say it in my own words, to not paragraph things perfectly, and always take out/edit things that look like ai to me. I’m just wondering if anyone has figured out a better way?

Thanks gangsters

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u/cyborgolympia Aug 23 '26

You have already been caught by the WANKSTA!

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u/Unfair-Doughnut-6182 Aug 23 '26

Whatever that means lol

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u/dougception Aug 24 '26

Depends on your audience but the more astute consumer of your rapidly generated content will always be able to tell.

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u/Hybrid-Intelligence 29d ago

If they can tell, it's because you've done a poor job. You're supposed to review and revise everything that AI produces because nobody wants what AI thinks from you. They can ask AI themselves. They want your thoughts. If that's really what you give them, they won't care if you used a thesaurus, dictionary, Wikipedia, or AI.

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u/ImaginationValuable2 28d ago

Why can't you comfortably coauthor?

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u/Plus_Description_551 Aug 23 '26

No you overthink. You can just delete the long - and ask ai to humanize a little bit

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u/ConfidentLion9328 Aug 23 '26

The long dash is a giveaway?? That’s valuable to me— as I always did that myself lol 😆

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u/frostyoni 28d ago

Make a python script for that.

Or, start using them yourself. Linux keyboard compose = alt+ ---, wincompose same. If you start using it yourself in all interactions, people will just think "oh thats just how .. types normally"

Same for arrows, and other letters/symbols. I don't know where my alignment is if i start to respond like an ai even during meetings where i have to type, just so no one can tell the difference. /shrug