Qualitative Researcher Dr Kriukow

Under my video on how to humanise AI content, several of you asked whether it’s possible to simply teach ChatGPT how to do it (using the same advice I gave in the video), so that there’s no need to humanise it later. Brilliant question - and as I mentioned in several replies, I admire your creativity!

I thought about it, then tested the idea for a long time, and eventually arrived at a conclusion: while you cannot fully humanise your AI content this way (the text it produces will still get flagged as AI-generated), you can significantly lower the AI content percentage - by 20%, 30%, or in some cases even up to 50%. (There’s no set rule for this, as neither ChatGPT nor the AI detectors themselves are consistent.)

Below, I share a detailed prompt that you can add after the prompt in which you ask ChatGPT to write your section, chapter, or any other piece of academic writing. This prompt comes from my newest eBook, in which I share 84 prompts for academic writing!

Have a look at the eBook and its contents here: payhip.com/b/jGE46

And here is the prompt you can copy and paste:


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Write in a way that closely resembles human academic writing and reduces the likelihood of AI detection. The goal is to produce academic text that reflects how real scholars write. Include the following:

Vary sentence length and syntactic structure throughout the text to avoid rhythmic uniformity

Avoid starting all sentences or paragraphs the same way; use a range of openings to create natural flow

Use hedging language to express intellectual caution, such as modal verbs and qualifiers, rather than absolute claims

Integrate theoretical framing and critical perspective, rather than merely summarising sources or claims

Situate ideas within ongoing scholarly conversations by referencing debates, tensions, or differing perspectives

Use precise, discipline-appropriate vocabulary that reflects conceptual clarity and field-specific knowledge

Avoid vague generalisations or filler phrases that contribute little to the argument

Vary the way citations are used and embed them naturally in the discussion, rather than mechanically attaching them to summary statements

Avoid repetitive patterns in grammar, punctuation, and connector words; maintain stylistic and rhetorical variation

Vary sentence length and structure, including the number and types of clauses. Incorporate both active and passive voice where appropriate

Ensure the writing demonstrates depth of understanding, positioning the writer as an active participant in the academic dialogue

Do not use em dashes or overuse words and expressions that are commonly identified as AI text giveaway

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Qualitative Researcher Dr Kriukow

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Qualitative Researcher Dr Kriukow

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Qualitative Researcher Dr Kriukow

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Qualitative Researcher Dr Kriukow

I often get this question during 1 to 1 tutorials with my clients, so I decided to record a video about this topic instead - how to Really do thematic analysis, and once you do it, how to fit what you did into Braun and Clarke's 6 step approach (which is often expected from you, especially as a student) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNb9s...

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Qualitative Researcher Dr Kriukow

If you are bored and tired of academic content, here is something more hardcore for you :) From my other channel - Subscribe to support me!

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Qualitative Researcher Dr Kriukow

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Qualitative Researcher Dr Kriukow

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Qualitative Researcher Dr Kriukow

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Qualitative Researcher Dr Kriukow

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