Social media is drowning in AI slop. Generic posts, recycled hooks, zero personality. AI social posts get 40% less engagement than authentic content. Here's how to use AI without sounding like a bot.
Platform-Specific Tips
Twitter/X
Short, punchy, opinionated. AI loves to hedge — Twitter rewards hot takes. Remove every “It's important to note” and replace with a direct statement. Use sentence fragments. Start with a hook.
LinkedIn AI slop is an epidemic. The fix: add personal stories, specific numbers from your experience, and opinions that might be controversial. Read our full LinkedIn guide.
Captions should feel like you're talking to a friend. Use emojis naturally (not excessively), ask real questions, and reference specific moments or experiences.
TikTok
TikTok audiences are the most AI-sensitive. Scripts need to sound like natural speech — use filler words, incomplete thoughts, and casual language. AI's perfect grammar is a dead giveaway.
Before & After
“I'm thrilled to announce that I've been reflecting on the importance of continuous learning in today's rapidly evolving landscape. Here are 5 key takeaways from my journey...”
“I bombed a client presentation last Tuesday. Like, really bombed it. But here's the thing — the feedback I got afterward taught me more than any course I've taken. Here's what I learned from failing publicly...”
The Social Media Humanization Workflow
1. Generate with AI
Use ChatGPT or Claude to draft your post. Give it context about your audience and the point you want to make.
2. Humanize with Humaneer
Paste the draft into Humaneer to strip the AI patterns and add natural language flow.
3. Add Your Personal Touch
Insert a personal anecdote, a specific number, or an opinion. This is what makes the post yours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can people really tell when social media posts are AI-generated?
Yes. 73% of social media users report being able to identify AI-generated posts. The tells: generic hooks, perfect grammar, lack of personal details, and hedging language.
Do social platforms penalize AI content?
Most platforms don't explicitly ban AI content, but their algorithms favor engagement. AI-sounding posts get less engagement, which means less reach. The penalty is organic, not algorithmic.
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