I Tested 9 “Overhyped” AI Writing Tools... Here's The Best One

➡️ Have you tried and stopped using AI writing tools because they sound so generic and just… bad?

The writing sounds robotic and un-human-like, even lacking empathy. And, many of the AI writing tools are mainly focused on writing for SEO.

In this video I’m gonna share with you 9 different AI writing tools that I think are overhyped and WHY I think they’re overhyped.

And at the end I'll share with you the ONE AI writing tool that I think can replace all of them right now.

🔗 Tools Discussed:
1:21 -- Jasper AI

14:18 -- Grammarly

19:11 -- Rytr

24:32 -- Writesonic

29:23 -- Anyword

35:29 -- INK

40:04 -- AI Writa

45:22 -- Claude 3

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Founder of The AI-ify newsletter. Founded and after 12M+ downloads, sold The Art of Online Business podcast in 2023.

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These days, AI has completely redefined the game for how you can run your business, and I'm here to simplify and share everything I know (and am learning along the way) about how you can leverage AI in your online business so you can make more while working less.

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[Orion-rx]

I appreciate how you took the time to review each tool in detail. Almost 1 hour of high-quality and impartial content! Thanks for that :)

[garylee]

An excellent honest review of these AI tools. Very refreshing!
Thanks Rick.

[MarkoTManninen]

Thanks for reviews. Claude having its momentum. I hope more businesses continue developing qenuine LLM writing capabilities, not just trying to build up hype. There is certainly enough of that in the market.

[allanjones]

Thus video was so frustrating.. Imagine hiring 9 copywriters and giving them a deliberately vague and generic brief with no direction, no context, and no idea who they are writing for and what you need from them.. Because you want to test how “generic” their work is.. Then critiquing their work for being too generic and not outputting work at a level and style that you would use.. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[abhidatta_b]

I don't wanna spend a single penny then what is the best tool for me ?