I’ve written quite a bit using AI. After finishing, I’d read it over and thought it flowed pretty well. But when I sent it out, the recipient would reply, “This was written by AI, right?” My heart would skip a beat. I’d clearly tweaked a few words and adjusted the tone, yet they still spotted it right away. This isn’t your fault. It’s the “default mode” of AI writing that’s to blame. When large language models generate text, they choose the phrasing that “holds true in the most situations.” They’re writing for everyone—not just for you. These “default
2026-09-25
Last month, I showed an article I’d written to a friend. He replied, “Did you write this with AI?” I said no. He then asked, “Then why does it read like it was written by AI?” That question stumped me. It wasn’t until later that I realized why. I usually use AI to help me organize my thoughts and outline my structure, but as I kept editing, my writing started to take on a machine-like tone. AI is particularly fond of phrases like “Furthermore,” “It is worth noting that,” and “In today’s
2026-09-25
When I first started using the AI Agent, I really thought of it as an all-around worker. But after using it for a while, I realized that while it can understand requests, write, and chat, it doesn’t magically develop new skills on its own. Later, I added skills to the agent one by one, and my efficiency shot up immediately. Some tasks that used to require switching between several tools to complete can now be handled by a single agent. It was also around that time that I started paying close attention to the agent.
2026-09-14
I’ve been tinkering with installing skills for my AI agent lately, and there’s one thing that’s been giving me a real headache. The skill descriptions on English-language platforms are just too difficult to read. So I thought, why not try a few Chinese platforms instead? It took me about two weeks in total. I basically tried every Chinese AI agent skills platform I could find, and in the end, I narrowed it down to five that I think are worth talking about. 1. SkillHub Website: htt
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