17/07/2026
I use Claude every single day. And if you're opening it up, typing "write me a caption," and posting what comes back, you are doing what they call AI Slop!!!
Because that's not using AI or being the CEO of AI. You're borrowing someone else's voice and hoping nobody notices and well thats just awkward!
You might be wondering how the hell are others using AI and it actually sounding good! I'll tell you the secret 🤫. The tool doesn't know you. It doesn't know how you talk, who you're talking to, what you believe, or the way you explain the thing you're brilliant at. So it does the only thing it can. It reaches for the average of the whole internet and hands it back to you. And the average is beige. "Unlock your potential." "Elevate your brand." You've read it a thousand times because everyone typing the same lazy prompt gets the same beige answer.
AI isn't the writer. It's the microphone. Your brain is the asset - and it's a big fu***ng asset and don't forget that! If you hand the microphone nothing, it amplifies nothing.
The women whose AI content actually sounds like them aren't better at prompting. They fed it first. Their voice, their stories, their audience, their opinions, the way they teach. Documented once, used forever. So now when they ask for a caption, the thing writes like them, not like the internet.
That's the whole difference. Naked AI writes like everyone. AI that knows you writes like you. Same tool. The only variable is how much of you it's got to work with.
So no, the question was never "should I use AI." That's settled. The question is whether the AI has enough of you in it to sound like you.
If your content sounds like a robot, it's not because you used AI. It's because you used it naked. Give it a brain first.