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AI 2026: Top Ten Moves for Writing
Now the go-to tool for anyone looking to whip-up world-class writing in seconds, AI has come a long way since ChatGPT exploded on the scene in late 2022 and captured the world’s imagination.
Here’s an update on how to get the most from ChatGPT – as well as close competitors like Google Gemini and Anthropic Claude – when you need AI writing done yesterday:
*Pick-and-Choose Your Favorite AI Engine for Your Kind of Writing: All the major AI titans offer a number of AI engines – or ‘models’ – when you’re using them to auto-write. It pays to test-drive as many as possible to ensure you grab the one just right for you.
*Nail Your Preferred Writing Style from ChatGPT With Ease: Whether you’re channeling the writing style of a cheeky columnist or a moody minimalist, the secret to unearthing a unique writing style is giving ChatGPT and similar AI a ‘persona.’ A one-liner like “You’re a snarky trend-spotter with deadpan wit,” for example, works wonders. The chatbot locks on instantly and delivers copy that sounds tailored, tuned and ready for prime time.
*Prepare to Revel in Stunning Image Creation and Editing From AI: The newest imaging tools from ChatGPT and Gemini are ridiculously powerful. Plus, they’re shockingly easy to use. Dive in and play with some prompts — you’ll be amazed at what you get back. The best part: Imaging comes at no extra cost with the $20-and-up plans.
*Beware the AI Upgrade Shell Game With Newer Chatbot Releases: In the beginning, the pattern was simple—new version, better chatbot. But starting with ChatGPT 5.0, that promise got murky when “upgrades” saw creativity traded for sanitized prose. Essentially, writing got stiffer, style prompts sometimes fizzled and flair took a backseat. That’s why it always pays to stay current on the constant evolution of AI engines.
*Be Skeptical of Broad-Brush ‘AI Impact’ Studies: Many splashy AI studies too often come with numbers that look impressive—until you peek under the hood. A single use of AI during a year can be interpreted by some researchers as a “frequent use of AI.” That’s not insight, that’s clickbait. Skip the hype, dive into the study methodology — then trust your instincts.
*Make AI Your Daily Wingman for Work Emails: Getting cozy with AI starts by letting the tech tackle your daily missives. Toss it just the right prompt and it will fire back polished replies that sound sharp, smart and refreshingly human. Long-term, you’ll churn through your inbox faster, with less typing, less sighing—and a lot more compliments on your suddenly dazzling prose.
*Expect a 2026 Summer Surge of AI-Savvy Grads Gunning for Jobs: Today’s college grads speak fluent AI. And they’ve been enhancing that fluency over pizza, Wi-Fi and dorm room dares. By the time they hit the job market, they’re already power users. Keep pace, or kiss your job goodbye to someone born post-iPhone.
*Add a Talking AI Avatar of Yourself to Your Web Site: Photo-realistic, video, AI avatars are now so convincing, they’ll even fool your barista. You can use this video magic to connect in fresh ways—like narrating blog posts, delivering daily news recaps, or welcoming visitors to your Web site with a virtual you. It’s engaging, efficient and just uncanny enough to keep visitors leaning in.
*Don’t Fall for Pricey ‘Humanize AI’ Writing Tools: Plenty of credit-card-stressing tools promise to “humanize” AI writing. But you can get the same polished flair by simply using the right prompt. Just feed it a smart persona prompt with the voice and tone you need and the bot will deliver smooth, stylish copy that sounds unmistakably human.
*Ditch Grammarly and Proofread Smarter With ChatGPT or Gemini: ChatGPT and similar AI spot more slip-ups per thousand words than Grammarly—three extra bloopers on average. Even better, that AI thrives on multiple passes. Assign it one pass for grammar, another for misspelled brand names and a final sweep for second opinions. The result? Crisp, clean copy with a whole lot more polish.
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*Expect Some Newer AI Models to Cramp Writing Style: Sadly, newer versions of AI can often play hall monitor with tone. Style requests that once soared in earlier versions often get steamrolled into bland, buttoned-up briefs. The solution: Choose your AI carefully. And include open source AI alternatives as possibilities.
*Forget AI Agents, Automate Writing Tasks With Proven Tools Instead: AI agents promise the moon, but then often drop you at the nearest bus station. Too often, they’re glitchy, vague and prone to ‘napping’ mid-task. For now, proven automation tools like Make.com, Zapier, and n8n can handle the automation facet of multistep tasks requiring writing – while handing off the actual writing side of each step to AI.
*Break Big Research Jobs Into Smaller, AI-Friendly Chunks: Overloading AI with marathon research requests is a recipe for fuzzy facts and half-baked takes. Instead, spoon-feed your chatbot smaller bites of your overall task. Ask it to analyze 10 Web sources at a time, for example — instead of 100. Then rinse and repeat. You’ll get sharper insights, cleaner synthesis and far fewer “I think my chatbot is on LSD” moments.
*Throttle ChatGPT Thinking’s Speechifying With a Word Limit: ChatGPT’s Thinking Mode has been a bona fide boon for research, analysis and more. But sometimes working in Thinking Mode feels like chatting with a genius who just discovered a podium. Rein in the ramble with this kicker tacked onto your prompt: “Limit your response to 20 (or 30, 40, 50, etc.) words.”
*Double-Check AI Compatibility With Your Go-To Software Tools: ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude now cozy-up to major software suites like Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace. Google holds the edge, seamlessly tucking Gemini into its native apps. Plus, Adobe’s getting in on the act, quietly weaving AI into Photoshop, Illustrator and more. Bottom line: Integration is the new normal.
*Closely Track the Budget Perks of Open Source AI Tools: Open source chatbots are quietly crashing the velvet rope party, offering tools nearly as sharp as ChatGPT or Gemini—for a sliver of the cost. Thanks to freely shared code, indie AI coders are consistently whipping up wallet-friendly options that deliver real bang without a big-brand price tag.
*Tread Carefully When Using China-Based Open Source AI Tools: Ambitious startups like DeepSeek are turning heads with low-cost chatbots that give the big boys a run for their money. But tread carefully — researchers have flagged some Chinese models for including hidden code that could funnel your personal data to China’s government servers. For many, a budget win isn’t worth handing over your privacy.
*Tap YouTube’s AI Gurus for Imaging Demos and Deep Dives: Smart visuals can rocket your writing from skimmed to savored. To master the latest in AI-powered image and video tools, head straight to YouTube. It’s packed with sharp creators offering hands-on demos, clever hacks and honest reviews that make you smarter — sans sales pitch and snooze.
Great guides to start with include: Digital Assets, Astrovah, Tao Prompts, and AI Samson.
*Check Under the Hood Before Paying for Specialty Writing Tools: Pre-built templates in specialty AI writing apps may feel like a shortcut to brilliance. But too many are run on yesterday’s AI tech with a shiny coat of paint. Before swiping your card, Google the guts of any specialty AI you’re considering. If it’s riding on outdated code, you’re paying a premium for a clunker dressed as a rocket.
*Keep Tabs on AI Proofreaders With Regular Performance Spot-Checks: Proofreading prowess among top chatbots sometimes shifts like sand in a storm. One week ChatGPT is Chief Eagle Eye, the next it’s Grok or Gemini. If you’re leaning on AI daily, running a few quick tests every couple of weeks keeps you in the best company.
*Accept That AI Is Hollowing-Out Job Opportunities in Marketing: Increasing numbers of marketers are realizing that AI now cranks out copy, images and even video with eerie ease—no lunch breaks, brainstorming sessions, or endless meetings. Roles once filled by full teams are now solo gigs powered-by-prompts. By all measure, this marketing job squeeze will only tighten in 2026.
*Prepare for the AI Jobpocalypse With a Side Hustle: Given that knowledge work is quietly slipping into AI’s back pocket, your best move is to launch a side gig now. Make it distinctly human, stubbornly creative and delightfully hard to automate. When the pink slip comes, you’ll already be two steps into your next act.
*Squint Before Trusting All-in-One AI Email Solutions: All-in-one email apps promise effortless genius. But many settle for “meh.” With the email pre-fabs, personalization too often gets watered down, creative spark gets dimmed and your writing tone ends up sounding like everyone else’s. If you’re aiming for standout emails, skip the shortcuts and stick with creative use of AI for email.
*Keep a Sharp Eye on the Relentless ChatGPT vs. Gemini Shoot-Out: ChatGPT and Gemini keep leapfrogging each other in writing and imaging — a rivalry that’s a never-ending windfall for writers. One week, ChatGPT’s on fire. The next, Gemini’s the belle of the bandwidth. Stay tuned, stay nimble and be ready to switch sides when the lead changes.
*Use LMArena to Track AI Writing and Imaging Leaders: LMArena.ai runs a nonstop battle royale between top AI contenders like ChatGPT and Gemini to continually track who’s best. Users test them head-to-head on simple tasks, vote for the winner, then repeat—thousands of times a day. The result is a living, breathing leaderboard that reveals who’s crushing it at any moment in writing, imaging and all-around digital brains. Similar shoot-out sites include Hugging Face and Stanford HELM.
*Deep-Six Overly Dense Responses From ChatGPT’s ‘Thinking’ Mode: ChatGPT’s Thinking Mode loves to show off—sometimes a little too much. Too often, replies from the AI read like a biotech thesis wrapped in a crossword puzzle. To keep things crystal clear, tack this onto the end of your prompt: “For the novice, no jargon, college freshman reading level.” Suddenly, you get brilliance sans the mental charley horse.
*Trim-the-Fat on ‘Verbose-is-King’ Deep Think Replies: ChatGPT and Gemini love a good ramble—especially in their Deep Thinking modes. What starts out as insight often balloons into a TED Talk nobody asked for. Shut down the sprawl by adding “30 words max” to the end of your prompt. You’ll get sharp, snappy answers that respect your time and spare your scroll finger.
*Pull-Up a Salt Truck When Evaluating AI Brags About ‘Enormous Context Windows:’ With every new version of ChatGPT, Gemini and similar AI, grand claims are made about the size of the chatbot’s “context window.” Gemini 3.0 Pro, for example, boasts a “one million token context window.” But in the real world, that ginormous boast often has little practical value. Try adding 750,000 words to Gemini (about 1 million tokens), for example, and ask it to proofread all those words. The chatbot will die laughing at your request. The truth: Despite the hyperventilating over size, Gemini, ChatGPT and similar AI can only successfully proofread about 1,000 words at a time.
*Ask for Hotlink Proof to Confirm Key AI Claims: ChatGPT can often cough-up clickable, hotlink proof when asked—real links to real sources that back up the facts it’s presenting. That comes in real handy for facts you want to hang your hat on. Bottom line: When ChatGPT makes bold claims, demand hotlinks – or suffer the consequences.
*Good Luck Asking Gemini for Hotlink-Proof of Facts: One of Gemini’s weak spots is source transparency. Ask it for hotlink proof of a supposed fact and it’ll often dump you on a Google Search page instead. It’s like being handed a shovel and told “Dig your own truth.” The greatest irony in all this: Google is the king of search. You’d think they could integrate search into Gemini.
*Always Ask ChatGPT to Show Full ‘Naked URLs’ for Hotlinks: ChatGPT’s hotlink ‘buttons’ may look slick. But they often vanish the moment you cut-and-paste them to another app. The fix? Demand naked URLs—full, visible Web addresses you can copy, share and revisit.
*Skip AI-Generated Step-by-Step Guides Unless You’re Packing Serious Patience: AI shines at summaries and snappy replies — but step-by-step guides? That’s the dictionary definition of a crap-shoot. Should you venture into generating such guides, expect missing steps, outdated instructions, occasional hallucinated nonsense and the need to continually pummel the AI for clarification and honesty. All told, the process can be quite painful. But for the saintly patient, it can also pay off.
*Watch AI in the Law Closely for Breakthroughs in AI Writing: Law lives and dies by the written word—making it prime territory for cutting-edge AI. Big firms and corporate legal teams are already throwing serious money at AI tools that write, reason and research like junior law associates. In 2026, expect some of the smartest AI writing breakthroughs to surface in courtrooms before going mainstream.
*Run Monthly Version Checks on Top AI Writing Competitors Yourself: ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Grok are in a nonstop brawl for best-in-class. The upside for writers? Fresh features and surprise upgrades that drop fast and furious. Every 30 days, check the version numbers of top AI and run your own mini bake-off. Your next favorite AI tool may be hiding in plain sight.
*Bookmark RobotWritersAI.com for the Latest Skinny on AI Writing: Every Monday, RobotWritersAI.com drops fresh takes on the fast-twitch world of AI writing tools. It’s run by a seasoned editor who’s been living, breathing and dissecting AI with a focus on writing since 2019. Expect sharp insights, no fluff and a front-row seat to what’s new, what’s hot — and what’s quietly changing the game.
*Skip “Free AI” If Writing’s a Big Part of Your Day: Free AI tools sound tempting, but they’re built for dabblers. With free, you’ll burn through credits in an eyeblink, get bumped to weaker models and watch your output sink into the mediocre zone. Bottom line: If you’re doing a significant amount of writing on the job, pay for power.
*Subscribe to Two Chatbots if You’re Writing Daily With AI: If you’re spending hours a day writing and working with AI, don’t tie yourself to one bot. Gemini may flub what ChatGPT nails—and vice versa. A second subscription will give you backup brilliance when another model hits a wall. For those serious about writing, two accounts is not indulgence—it’s insurance with a prompt line.
*Always Ask for Budget Picks When AI Goes Shopping With You: Left to its own devices, AI shops for you like a billionaire in a hurry—top-shelf everything, price tags be damned. When hunting for AI tools (or toasters), train it to think frugal. Say “budget-friendly” upfront. And make the AI earn your dollars with value, not just dazzle. Your wallet will thank you.
*Use ChatGPT and Gemini for Surgical-Precision AI Image Edits: Imaging tools in ChatGPT and Gemini have leveled up—big time. They not only generate images that hit your imaginative needs with uncanny accuracy. They now also excel at surgical edits, too. Change just the eyes, just the background, just the lighting — these are child’s play requests for either.
*Edit Human Faces Freely While Keeping Their Identity Intact: ChatGPT and Gemini have finally nailed the magic of maintaining facial consistency. You can tweak your headshot a dozen ways—gray hair gone, beard added, brunette turned blonde—and still end up looking like you. Edits feel natural, not plastic. Granted, minor quirks may sneak in. But overall, your digital twin stays recognizably you.
*Always Remember: You’re Working With an Idiot Savant: AI can dazzle so often, it can easily fool you into thinking it’s wise. It’s not. In reality, it’s an idiot savant in a tux—brilliant one moment, clueless the next. If you discover it digging fruitlessly, don’t push. Just pivot to a fresh chat session with a new prompt. It’ll often get you farther than begging a rethink from the happy – and clueless – wanderer on your screen.
*Ask AI to Rank Its Guesses by Likelihood: AI loves offering options—some solid, some so rare they require once-in-a-millennium cosmic alignment to be worthy of consideration. To cut through the clutter, ask for a ranked list, such as “Give me the top ten solutions, ranked most likely — to least likely — to work.” That way, you get the practical fixes first — and “if a comet happens to hit at the same time — options last.
*Skip Paid Writing Templates—They’re Mostly Fancy Prompts in a Party Dress: Those snazzy writing templates for LinkedIn posts and sales letters may look pro, but under the hood, they’re just basic AI prompts gussied-up with a little lipstick. They’re great for beginners. But there’s no reason to pay for them once you’ve grown your AI sea legs. Instead, ask ChatGPT to build those favorite prompts for you and you’ll have your own custom solutions, free-of-charge.
*Use ChatGPT Canvas for Fast, Onscreen Text Edits That Stick: Hidden in plain sight, ChatGPT’s Canvas editor is a dream tool for writing. Highlight any section that’s on a Canvas screen, tweak it instantly and see your change appear right where you made it. It’s like wielding a scalpel instead of a sledgehammer.
*Prompt AI to Write in the Style of Any Major Newspaper: ChatGPT and similar AI can channel the voice of nearly any newsroom with a simple nudge. Just prompt it to write like a top reporter for The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, or any outlet you fancy. The result? Crisp, on-brand copy that reads like it just cleared your favorite news desk.
*Use AI to Instantly Be Your Devil’s Advocate: ChatGPT can flip any argument on its head—and make it sing. Just feed it your op-ed or similar position statement, then ask for 500 words presenting a well-structured, expert-level counterpoint. It’ll spot the core stance of what it sees, craft a crisp rebuttal, and sharpen its response like steel-against-steel.
*Quickly De-Jargonize Any Writing: If your draft text sounds like it swallowed a corporate handbook, call in an AI editor. Tell ChatGPT or similar AI to de-jargonize the passage and rewrite it at the college-freshman reading level. The result: Cleaner, friendlier prose that ditches the fog so real humans keep reading.
*Forge Emails With ChatGPT Directly Inside Your Gmail Compose Box: Mac users of ChatGPT Atlas (an AI Web browser) can now draft emails without hopping tabs or losing their groove. Just open Gmail, click the ChatGPT icon in the compose window and start writing with AI right inside your inbox. It’s smooth, fast and gloriously friction-free. A Windows version is reportedly just around the corner.
*Prepare for ChatGPT to Evolve Into a Full-Blown AI Productivity Suite: OpenAI is quietly assembling a digital command center for knowledge workers—think Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, built with AI at the core. The goal? One seamless platform where writing, editing, searching, planning and thinking all orbit around ChatGPT.
*Expect Massive Federal Support to Keep U.S. AI Alive and Thriving: AI has become such a crown jewel of national defense that Uncle Sam’s already circling the wagons. If private investors flee, Washington’s ready with funding, regulatory cushions and guardrails galore. As writer Sarah Myers West indicates, the feds are quietly prepping the safety net—just in case investors get cold feet.

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–Joe Dysart is editor of RobotWritersAI.com and a tech journalist with 20+ years experience. His work has appeared in 150+ publications, including The New York Times and the Financial Times of London.
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