I Trained AI to Write Like Me - And It Actually Worked

Channel: Tiago Forte

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[0:00] After publishing 500 blog posts and 11

[0:04] books, I realized something. I didn't

[0:06] need to write every word myself. I used

[0:10] one prompt, edit my best writing, and

[0:12] now AI drafts 90% of my content in my

[0:17] voice with my style of thinking. I'll

[0:19] show you how I made that happen and what

[0:22] it means for your business, your time,

[0:25] and your ideas.

[0:28] I started by identifying 20 of my most

[0:31] recent long- form essays. I really

[0:33] wanted to give AI a broad array of the

[0:36] kinds of writing that I tend to do,

[0:38] asking the AI itself to propose a

[0:40] process that would allow it to replicate

[0:43] these kinds of writing samples. So, the

[0:45] AI, and I'm using Claude in my example,

[0:48] proposed two critical tools that it

[0:50] would need in order to replicate my

[0:53] writing. First was a style guide and

[0:55] second was an implementation guide for

[0:58] how to use it. In part two, I'll cover

[1:00] how I went about creating and using each

[1:02] of those. But for now, I just want to

[1:03] skip all the way to the end and show you

[1:06] the final result. So, let's go ahead and

[1:08] open up Claude. And if you're curious

[1:10] what plan I'm using for this video and

[1:12] the rest of the series, you really just

[1:14] need to be on the pro plan, which costs

[1:17] $17 a month when build annually. I

[1:20] personally am on the max plan which is

[1:23] the same thing with just a lot more

[1:24] usage because I use this to produce so

[1:26] much writing but you'll be fine with

[1:28] this one over here. So you can see here

[1:30] I have my paid claude account and I'll

[1:33] go ahead and click on projects in the

[1:35] sidebar. You can think of a project as a

[1:37] container that has c

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