AI Prompts for Stop Claude From Sounding Like an AI

Read this text and identify every pattern that makes it sound AI-generated. Be specific: flag exact phrases, sentence length patterns, word choices, and structural habits. Then list the three biggest offenders in order of how much they hurt the human feel: [PASTE TEXT]

I want to understand the difference between AI writing and human writing. Give me a side-by-side example of the same paragraph written in your default style versus rewritten to sound like it came from a real person. Explain what changed and why.

What words and phrases do you overuse that are a giveaway that something was AI-written? Give me a complete list of your most common clichés, filler phrases, and hedging language that I should ban from my requests.

Here is a piece I wrote myself: [PASTE YOUR OWN TEXT]. Now here is a piece you wrote on the same topic: [PASTE AI TEXT]. What are the specific differences that make mine sound human and yours sound artificial?

Analyze this text and give it a score from 1 to 10 on how human it sounds, where 1 is obviously AI and 10 is indistinguishable from a real person. Explain your score and list the changes needed to reach a 9 or 10: [PASTE TEXT]

Rewrite this text so it sounds like it was written by a real person in a hurry. Use short sentences sometimes, longer ones other times. Use contractions. Cut the hedging language. Start a sentence with And or But if it feels right. Do not explain what you changed, just show the rewrite: [PASTE TEXT]

Take this paragraph and rewrite it with varied sentence rhythm. The current version has [DESCRIBE THE PROBLEM: ALL LONG SENTENCES / ALL SHORT / TOO EVEN]. The new version should feel like natural speech, with pacing that speeds up and slows down. Keep all the information, just change how it flows: [PASTE TEXT]

Rewrite this so it sounds like a specific kind of human voice: direct, no-nonsense, gets to the point fast, never uses more words than needed, sounds like someone who has done this a thousand times and is sharing what actually works. Here is the text: [PASTE TEXT]

This text sounds like it was written by someone who has never spoken out loud in their life. Rewrite it so it reads the way a knowledgeable person would actually explain this to a colleague, including the small imperfections and natural flow of real conversation: [PASTE TEXT]

Remove every hedge, qualifier, and softener from this text and replace them with direct, confident statements. Change "it is worth noting that" to nothing. Change "one might consider" to "consider." Change "it is important to" to a direct verb. Here is the text: [PASTE TEXT]

Here are three paragraphs of writing I want you to match: [PASTE YOUR OWN WRITING OR A SAMPLE YOU LIKE]. Study the sentence length, word choices, tone, and structure. Now write [DESCRIBE YOUR CONTENT] in exactly this style. Do not use your own default style.

Write this in a voice that feels like a knowledgeable friend explaining something over coffee: warm, direct, uses "you" a lot, occasionally uses slang, does not sound like a report or article. The content: [DESCRIBE WHAT TO WRITE]

Write this in the voice of someone who is genuinely passionate about this topic and cannot help but show it. Not fake enthusiasm, but the kind of specificity and conviction that comes from someone who has spent years in this field. Topic: [DESCRIBE]

Write this as if you are a single specific person telling a story, not an authority presenting information. Use "I" if appropriate. Include one small specific detail that makes it feel real. Avoid anything that sounds like it came from a textbook. Topic: [DESCRIBE]

I am going to describe the exact voice I want. Follow this closely: [DESCRIBE: FAST OR SLOW PACED, FORMAL OR CASUAL, WARM OR COOL, LONG WORDS OR SHORT, TECHNICAL OR PLAIN, ANY SPECIFIC PHRASES THEY USE OR AVOID]. Now write [YOUR CONTENT] in that exact voice.

I am going to write a long piece with you. Before we start, I need you to commit to these voice rules for the entire piece, no matter how long it gets: [LIST YOUR RULES: SHORT SENTENCES, CONTRACTIONS, BANNED WORDS, TONE]. Confirm you understand and then ask me for the first section.

Here are the first three paragraphs you wrote: [PASTE]. You started in a good human voice but I notice you are already drifting back into AI patterns by paragraph three. Identify exactly where it drifted and rewrite from that point, restoring the original voice.

I want to continue this article you started. Here is the style guide to maintain: [DESCRIBE THE VOICE]. Here is where we left off: [PASTE LAST PARAGRAPH]. Continue from here for another [X] paragraphs without losing the voice.

Read this full piece and identify every sentence or paragraph where the writing shifts from human to AI voice. Mark them and explain what changed. Then rewrite only those sections to match the rest of the piece: [PASTE FULL TEXT]

Write a style guide based on this sample of my writing: [PASTE SAMPLE]. List the rules I follow, the words I favor, the words I avoid, and the structural patterns I use. I will use this guide to check every piece you write for me going forward.