Good morning!

Today's newsletter will be short and sweet.

It finally happened, folks!

OpenAI founder Sam Altman announced that ChatGPT will stop using em-dashes (—) if you tell it not to.

And apparently? It also works for other punctuation marks.

No more asking ChatGPT to stop using em-dashes five times before it eventually listens.

This should also clear up the stigma around em-dashes being a dead giveaway of AI-generated content.

People could spot AI writing from a mile away because of those dramatic pauses everywhere.

Not anymore.

Here’s An Example:

1. Before Telling ChatGPT Not To Use Emdashes

2. After Telling ChatGPT Not To Use Emdashes

So if you use ChatGPT to write:

• Social media posts

• Marketing materials

• Emails or messages

• Blog content

• Or any other piece of content

This is a huge win.

Your writing will sound more natural and less robotic.

Go try it out right now!

Just add "don't use em-dashes" to your prompt and watch the difference.

Talk soon,

Brian

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