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Version 2 seems harder to process, like it's using words you wouldn't see as often as the original version. Are you asking it to make it "sound smarter" or some
by drivers99 3y ago
Version 2 seems harder to process, like it's using words you wouldn't see as often as the original version. Are you asking it to make it "sound smarter" or something?
version 1:
> running my own writing and sometimes random thoughts through it to create actual writings
version 2:
> refining my own writing and crystallizing fleeting thoughts into more coherent prose
- wvenable 3y agoI often have to tell it to not be so flowery. But that's part of the process. I can also tell it to use more of my voice. I just keep refining it until it's what I want. Version 2 is not normally how I would keep it. Sometimes I basically say "I want to X about Y" and spits that out in English and then I can actually figure out what my thoughts actually are. Sometimes just seeing something phrased differently is enough to find a better way of saying something even if I don't use it all. ... OR ... I often tell ChatGPT to keep things simple and not too fancy. That’s just a part of tweaking its answers. I also ask it to sound more like me. I keep making changes until I get what I want. Usually, the second try isn't the one I stick with. Sometimes, I just say things like "I want to talk about X with Y" and let ChatGPT put that into words. This helps me understand my own thoughts better. Seeing something said in a different way can give me new ideas on how to put things, even if I don’t use ChatGPT's exact words.