Master Natural Language Generation with burstiness, perplexity, and proven frameworks to make AI content indistinguishable from human writing.
In 2026, users no longer scroll through lists of links. They want direct, human-centric answers. The challenge: standard AI output feels flat and robotic. To master Natural Language Generation (NLG), you must learn to prompt for Perplexity and Burstiness—the very characteristics that make human writing feel alive and authentic.
Human writing is characterized by unpredictability. We use sentence fragments for emphasis. We change our rhythm. AI, by default, aims for smoothness—which is exactly what makes it detectable. To write AI prompts that sound human, you must instruct the model to embrace the mess.
"You are a seasoned journalist who hates jargon. Write an article about [Topic].
Use a 'bursty' writing style: mix short, punchy sentences with longer, descriptive ones.
Avoid all formal transitions like 'Furthermore' or 'In conclusion.'
Instead, use conversational bridges like 'Here's the thing' or 'That said.'
Inject one small, self-deprecating joke about the complexity of the topic."