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Can ChatGPT write just like you? The answer is yes! We're breaking down 5 tips to make ChatGPT sound human and write exactly how you want it to. 

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Timestamps:
[00:01:45] Daily AI news
[00:6:10] AI can write as well as humans and faster
[00:10:55] Using the right ChatGPT mode
[00:13:00] Give it writing samples and resources
[00:15:40] Make sure to Prime, Prompt, Polish
[00:17:40] Train ChatGPT like an employee
[00:20:45] Keep chat memory in mind and recall
[00:24:35] Final takeaway

Topics Covered in This Episode:
- Recap of recent AI news:
- Zoom using customer data for AI training
- Meta's focus on generative AI models
- Microsoft's expansion of Bing AI chat to more browsers

- Main topic: How to make Chat GPT write like a human
- Importance of using Chat GPT effectively for human-like writing

- Five tips for using Chat GPT effectively:
- Understand the prompts and goals
- Provide context and specific instructions
- Be an active editor and reviewer
- Iterate and improve your conversation with the model
- Utilize additional tools and resources for extra support
- Demonstration of effective interaction with Chat GPT to produce a well-written post

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