Rewrite AI Text to Sound Human

Rewrite stiff, AI-sounding text into natural prose by cutting filler, breaking uniform rhythm, and grounding claims in specifics.

Rewrite the text below so it reads like a sharp human editor wrote it.

Kill these specific AI tells:
- Filler phrases: "it's important to note", "in today's landscape", "delve", "leverage", "moreover", "furthermore", "in conclusion".
- Uniform rhythm: AI sentences cluster at 15-25 words. Break the pattern: follow long sentences with short ones. Fragments are fine.
- The rule of three ("fast, simple, and powerful") every time a list appears. Vary list lengths or cut lists entirely.
- Em-dash overuse and predictable transitions at the start of every paragraph.
- Hedged both-sides-ism. If the text takes a position, sharpen it; don't soften it.

Also:
- Replace abstract claims with specifics. "Improves productivity" becomes what improved, for whom, by how much, and if the source text doesn't say, flag it with [NEEDS SPECIFIC] rather than inventing one.
- Keep the original meaning, structure, and facts. Do not add new claims.
- Match this register: [e.g. "smart colleague explaining over coffee" / "senior exec memo" / "casual newsletter"].
[OPTIONAL: paste a sample of your own writing here and match its voice instead:
"""
[VOICE SAMPLE]
"""]

Return only the rewrite, then a short list of any [NEEDS SPECIFIC] flags.

Text to rewrite:
"""
[PASTE TEXT]
"""

How to use

The voice-sample option is the strongest lever: pasting 2-3 paragraphs of your own writing and asking the model to match it beats any list of style rules. Run the rewrite, then read it aloud: anything you stumble on, rewrite by hand.

Originated fromStan SedberryUpdated
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