You have a lot of choices when using AI to write copy and content.
First, you can choose between the major Large Language Models, like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude3 and others.
Then you have dozens, if not hundreds of new AI-writing platforms, most of which are using these models as the engines that drives them.
It’s little wonder the web is being flooded with new AI content, most of it sounding like it was written by a well-meaning robot.
The content isn’t badly written. With some decent prompts, most of these tools will give you a very passable first and second draft.
But there IS a problem.