Want to Generate Huge Texts With AI and Not Sound Like a Robot? Use These Tips

AI text generators can help you write long texts quickly, but they also make the writing hard to read, unclear, and unfocused. But you can get around this if you use the right techniques. Let's talk about how we, as writers, can use large text generators to speed up our work without sacrificing quality.

Understand How AI Writes

AI writing is obviously bad, but to improve it, we need to understand what makes it so bad.

First of all, AI tends to follow a predictable pattern. It overuses:

• Three-part lists
• Paragraphs that start with transition phrases like moreover and furthermore
• Summarizing everything

These patterns aren't inherently bad, but they've come to be seen as a sign of AI slop. After reading some articles written by AI, they really stand out.

With that in mind, let's talk about practical things you can do to improve the output of huge text generators:

Tip 1. Generate Huge Texts in Chunks

Don't let AI write entire sections. Divide your content into smaller parts. Each part should be about 200 to 300 words. Then, read each part and make any changes before moving forward. This helps the AI not to sound generic and keeps the voice consistent.

In other words, instead of using AI to write the whole piece, use it to generate material that you can then shape into something else.

When you ask for content, ask for different ways to say the same thing. This gives you options to choose from and combine, rather than being stuck with what the text generated.

If you notice that AI is starting to sound robotic, stop and rephrase your prompt. Add specific examples, share personal anecdotes, or suggest a different tone. Sometimes the best move is to write a paragraph yourself and then ask AI to continue in that style. This creates a cycle where human creativity directs what the machine produces.

Tip 2. Use the Right Prompts

What are the right prompts? Well, instead of asking for an article about X, provide context about your audience's knowledge level, the specific problems they face, and the solutions they've already tried. Tell the AI what not to do. For example, “don't use clichés, overused phrases, or obvious advice”.

One great way to do this is by role-playing.

Instead of giving the AI generic instructions, tell it to write like a specific type of expert sharing valuable insights it has gained. This often results in content that is more detailed and complex, and thus more human-like.

You can also show it examples of writing styles you like and ask it to explain what makes them effective. This will help the AI learn and reproduce them more accurately, although it rarely gets them completely right.

Tip 3. Add Real Examples

Using generic examples can make your writing seem less credible. If the AI gives you a boring example, replace it with something specific that you have experienced or researched.

Numbers should be exact, not estimated. Instead of many professionals, write 73% of content marketers in our survey. These small changes add up to content that feels researched instead of made up.

Another technique is intentional imperfection. People don't write sentences that are always balanced. We use fragments. We start sentences with "and" or "but." We sometimes repeat words to make them stand out more. So add these natural speech patterns — if your writing is too perfect, it will read like it’s fake.

Tip 4. Use the Right Text Generator

Different tools for writing text use different models. Some of these tools write better than others. But even if two tools use the same model, they may be tuned differently, which can lead to very different results.

Our pick? If you need to generate a huge text — Ask Overchat AI. Unlike basic AI tools, it lets you keep the context the same as you go from one piece of writing to another. This makes it easier to develop complex arguments without losing track of the main idea.

Overchat AI is special because it lets you switch between different types of content using different writing tools. Some tools are designed to help you write better essays, while others are better for writing articles. This ability to switch things up is especially important when writing long articles that keep readers interested.

Bottom Line

The hardest part of using AI for writing is the workflow. Here’s what we mean by this: Many writers either use AI too much or only use it when they can't find other options. That’s not the right approach. But then, what is?

Well, you'll get the best results when you and AI work together. This may sound easier said than done, but here's how you can start implementing it: Start by writing your strongest sections by hand. Then, use AI to develop ideas you're not as excited about. Finally, go back and edit everything carefully.

Even after doing this, you may still not be satisfied with the result. If that's the case, make a personal style guide for AI.

We're talking about how to document which prompts produce your best results, what you don't like about AI writing, and how to edit it out. Fluff, adjectives, unnatural-sounding sentences. Look closely at the details and really dissect the AI writing. This exercise will help you become a better writer, both in terms of AI and overall writing skills.