AI Identifies Copywriting Issues First
aliscodes · x · 2026-07-15
The author continued testing AI prompts to evaluate a landing page, focusing on whether failures stem from design or copywriting.
- The model judged the issue lay in the copy rather than the design. The author then changed the abstract "sessions expire randomly" to something more concrete: "users will be logged out and email to complain."
- These tests show that AI tends to find underlying issues at the copywriting level first, and then uses that to reverse-correct its visual judgments.
- Additionally, the model initially misjudged the target audience before correcting itself later.
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