I tried the viral '/human' ChatGPT trick and it actually fixed robotic writing
By Amanda Caswell, Tom's Guide

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There are plenty of supposed ChatGPT “tricks” floating around online, and I tend to approach most of them with a healthy dose of skepticism. If you've used ChatGPT for any length of time, you know that it’s getting better at sounding less robotic, but it still struggles with the overuse of words and phrases like, “that distinction matters,” “increasingly” and the overuse of patterns like “if x than y.” But for those who spend a lot of time writing emails or corporate notes and use ChatGPT has a faster way to get the job done, than you might be interested in this viral trick. By simply adding /human before your prompt, you can get ChatGPT to ditch its telltale AI writing habits and respond more like a real person might.
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