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1 HOUR MASTERCLASS ON HOW TO WRITE WITH AI (from someone who's made $30M+ writing online)
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G.O.A.T.
Nicolas is a goat
super smart
omg yesssss please help me!
ep over here!
you're the best as usual
No you are!
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the only ai writing advice i care about is how to preserve a real point of view while increasing output. everything else gives you more words and less person.
this is nice :)
What separates good AI writing from slop is almost always the input. People who already know their audience and have a point of view get great drafts. People asking AI what to say get generic ones. The model amplifies whatever thinking you bring to it.
AI speeds up typing. The hard part is still having a point, an opinion, and enough taste to know when the draft is wrong.
Haha Nicholas Cole. I have just signed up for his AI Writing school last week. This will be great
The people who benefit most from AI writing will be the ones who can already tell a good draft from a polished empty one (AKA AI-slop).
Not gonna lie, I'm skeptical if AI can really nail voice and flow. Hoping you spill the real secrets.
Show the edits and rejected drafts. That's where an AI writing masterclass earns the full hour.
curious what part of their process is still fully human. that's usually where the $30M actually comes from
Just in time I need to up my writing game now that coding is not as valuable lol
man, i've been living with "AI can't sound like a human", so does this masterclass change my mind?
AI writing at scale is a liability surface. Per AI suggestions aren't perfect 𝟭𝟬𝟬% of the time. Fine with human review, catastrophic when an agent posts 50/day and one is defamatory. First agent to ship libel sets case law. Build authentication first.
AI writing scales to $30M because it's instant. Per suggestions aren't perfect 𝟭𝟬𝟬% of the time as machine learning adapts to voice. That adaptation phase leaks prompt fingerprints.
The hard part isn’t writing with AI; it’s stopping the draft from sounding like a committee of LinkedIn interns.
The best AI writing lessons usually start before the prompt. Clear thinking, strong taste, and a reason to say something still matter more than clever tooling.
the useful test for ai writing is whether the reader can still hear one person behind it. a $30m writer teaching judgment is more interesting than another prompt library
