Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen Long-Form with AI: Outline First, Prose Second Same model, same topic: written in one pass it scores 55 to 63, written from an outline section by section it scores 71 to 86. The difference is not in the model but in the order. Intermediate Marketer How-To Writing & Content Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen Editing AI Text: The Telltale Signs No single word gives anyone away — the recognisable pattern is always a *cluster* of them. Twelve phrases, four structural signs, and a twenty-minute editing pass that removes most of it. Beginner Everyone How-To Writing & Content Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen How to Keep Your Own Voice AI assistance measurably flattens style. In an analysis of more than 880,000 texts, machine polishing cut the variation in writing by 21 to 50 percent. A five-element style sheet reverses most of that. Intermediate Marketer How-To Writing & Content Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen AI Is a First-Draft Machine, Not a Writer Measured drafting time falls by a third to a half. Time to a finished document does not. That gap is what this post is about: where the machine's job ends and where yours begins. Beginner Office worker How-To Writing & Content Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen European AI Options: Data Residency and Sovereignty "Our server is in Frankfurt" — that is a fact about geography, and it says almost nothing about law. Separating the two is the point of this article. Intermediate Business owner How-To Models & Market Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen Fast and Cheap or Slow and Smart? Picking the Right Tier Inside one family the price gap between the cheapest and the most expensive tier is twenty-five fold. Most tasks do not need the most expensive one — and this is the easiest saving available. Intermediate Business owner How-To Models & Market Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen The Anatomy of a Working Prompt Five building blocks, and most bad answers happen because one of them is missing. We walk through all five on a real task, in a bad and a good version. Beginner Everyone How-To Prompting Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen Persona Prompting: When a Role Helps and When It Doesn't "Act as an experienced lawyer" does not make a model smarter. It does do something real, though — and if you know what, you will use it in the right place. Beginner Office worker How-To Prompting Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen Few-Shot: Show It, Don't Explain It Some things you cannot describe in three paragraphs but can convey in two examples. In exchange, an example also teaches things you did not intend — that is what to watch for. Beginner Office worker How-To Prompting Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen Chain-of-Thought: When Asking for the Steps Still Pays "Think step by step" was the best trick going for years. On most models today it is redundant, and in places it actively hurts. Here is what survived. Intermediate Office worker How-To Prompting Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen Structured Output: Asking for a Table, JSON or a List A good answer and a usable answer are not the same thing. There are three levels, and most people stop at the first — even though the second is well within reach. Intermediate Office worker How-To Prompting Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen Constraints That Stick "Don't include X" surprisingly often produces exactly X. Not out of spite — it follows from the mechanics. One rewriting rule makes most prohibitions enforceable. Intermediate Office worker How-To Prompting Sep 11, 2026
