Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen Train the AI on Your Past Writing Five samples are enough — ten do not improve on it. Which five to pick, why fine-tuning is not the answer in 2026, where style imitation fails, and what happens to the texts you upload. Intermediate Marketer How-To Writing & Content Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen A Weekly Newsletter Workflow with AI A weekly newsletter does not become a forty-minute job because the machine writes it, but because two of the five stages are prepared in advance, once. A time budget per stage, prompts, and what never to hand over. Intermediate Marketer Recipe Writing & Content Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen AI-Written Text: When Do You Have to Disclose It? The EU labelling duty is far narrower than most people believe — and platform rules are far wider. Three separate questions that keep getting mixed up, and one decision rule that covers all three. Beginner Everyone Explainer Writing & Content Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen Writing for Humans and AI at the Same Time The industry built around optimising for AI answer engines is larger than the channel itself. How much traffic it actually brings, what the measurements say works, and three things you are sold that do not. Intermediate Marketer How-To Writing & Content Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen One Piece of Content into Ten Formats Repurposing breaks at the point where the second version becomes the basis for the third. A non-public source document, ten formats with their own requirements, and the order that stops everything going flat. Intermediate Marketer Recipe Writing & Content Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen Fact-Checking AI Output Before You Publish In 2026 the main risk is no longer the invented citation but the real source that does not say what the model attributes to it. Four steps, about fifteen minutes, and the two things never to leave to the machine. Beginner Everyone How-To Writing & Content Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen Email Drafting That Still Sounds Like You Email is the genre where machine assistance measurably works best — and where style imitation is most accurate. Three inputs, a prompt you can copy, and the five things that give it away anyway. Beginner Office worker Recipe Writing & Content Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen Reliable Summaries of Meetings, Reports and Threads With summaries the main risk is not invention but omission — and the omitted part is usually in the middle. Four failure types, a prompt that punishes omission, and a two-minute check. Beginner Office worker Recipe Writing & Content Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen AI Translation and Localization Translation is essentially a solved task in 2026. Localization is not, and it is not the same job. Where the line runs, what breaks every time, and the workflow that actually holds. Intermediate Everyone How-To Writing & Content Sep 11, 2026
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
