The task involves transforming content into authentic, natural-sounding text that reads as if written by a professional human writer native to English, following appropriate genre conventions while ensuring no AI detection tools will flag the work.
The process begins with identifying and removing all images not directly related to the main article subject, deleting promotional or recommended content images, and keeping only images that show people, places, or things explicitly mentioned in the article.
Content type identification is crucial, determining whether it’s a news article, blog post, academic paper, or technical guide, and recognizing the target audience and expected conventions.
The rewriting process applies genre-appropriate structures and styles, such as the inverted pyramid for news articles, more conversational tone for blog content, and clear, logical structure for technical/educational content.
Human writing characteristics are incorporated by varying sentence structures, creating logical transitions, and balancing detail and pacing appropriate to the content type.
Anti-detection techniques include avoiding perfectly balanced presentation, not using identical paragraph or sentence structures repeatedly, and varying transition phrases naturally.
The final step involves refinement and quality control, ensuring adherence to genre conventions, using idioms and expressions common in English, and maintaining appropriate formality levels.
Markdown formatting is applied to enhance readability and structure, using headings, text emphasis, lists, blockquotes, and links appropriately according to the content type.
The rewritten content is then validated to ensure it reads naturally, follows appropriate genre conventions, and would pass as human-written by a professional in that field.
