Why You Can't Remove the 'AI Vibe': Half a Year of Trial and Error in Content Marketing
dotey · x · 2026-08-09
Based on half a year of experience running WeChat traffic-driven accounts, the author explores the nature of the 'AI vibe' in generated content. They argue that this stylistic feel is essentially an inherent inertia derived from the large language model's training process.
Even if specific sentence structures are banned via prompts, the model will quickly find alternatives, creating new inertias. Different model vendors exhibit distinct inertias based on their training data. Consequently, external skills or prompt tweaks cannot fundamentally eliminate this homogenization, which is why readers eventually notice the unnatural feel of AI-generated articles.
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