This AI chatbot is pretty good at crafting attention-grabbing titles, except for the fact they grab your attention for the wrong reason.

In case you weren’t aware, ChatGPT likes to stress the ultimacy of its guides by titling them as such: “The Ultimate Guide to Understanding Why ChatGPT Writes Titles With ‘Ultimate Guide’ in Them”.

If you ask ChatGPT a question that has anything to do with the present, there’s a high probablity it will kick things off with the phrase “In this digital world…” or a variation of it.

We looked into the matter and uncovered a number of insights into how this chatbot works, which helps to explain the phenomenon of this very common ChatGPT phrase.

While it’s great that ChatGPT is able to humanize its writing through the use of expressions, it would be nice if it changed things up from time to time.

Indeed, this otherwise intelligent AI platform seems to put the same idioms on rotation, which is amusing at first but quickly becomes a source of frustration, especially if you rely on the tool for long-form text generation.

A really effective way to increase reader engagement is to help the reader conjure up vivid mental images. ChatGPT is well aware of this, but there’s a slight issue with how this chatbot chooses its metaphors.

For some unknown reason, ChatGPT returns to the same set of metaphors repeatedly.

There’s a lot of things we can praise AI on, but the size of its vocabulary isn’t one of them.

If you use generative AI tools only occasionally, then you probably won’t have noticed the limitations in these so-called large language models.

Check your content against this list of overused AI phrases.

If you find a matching phrase, we strongly recommend removing it otherwise your content will be instantly recognized as AI generated text, which can make your content less trusted by readers and search engines.