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Thanks, it now works.

I see that it uses gpt3.5-16k, but in the advanced settings I can only specify “Content Spinner: OpenAI”.

How to configure which model should it use? I’d be fine with the 3.5-4k which is half as expensive.

The rewritten articles by GPT turn out in english instead of the original article language, is there a way to fix this? I currently have the setting as “Do not translate.”

Haven’t seen any prompt to edit or setting to change to prevent GPT from rewriting it in english.

I used 3.5-4k before to rewrite articles and it worked great, is there no chance at all to make a change in the plugin to allow it to work with any language? I’m down to make the changes to my .php file only just to customize it. It doesn’t have to be english only.

The solution you proposed is to use this code with the bold text added I guess:

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Thanks for looking into it.

I’d be down to collapse all the paragraphs into one chunk of text and then feed that to GPT to rewrite in the same language. All the articles I’ll take are very short (less than 1k words) so there should be no issues with them.

Let me know as soon as you have updates.

Kind regards

You can easily do that using the following article assignment on the “AI article generation” tab:

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I’m trying to use this solution at this moment, but it doesn’t seem to work well.

Here’s the log:

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So I think the issue is in the highlighted red steps, when it rewrites the article.

If I copy the text after the command I highlighted in blue (so my prompt + the article text) and feed it to chatgpt (or via 3.5turbo 16k api) I get the correct response which is the article rewritten in perfect italian (link: Login to see this link)

But when the plugin does the rewriting, for some reason it comes out 50% english and 50% italian, even tho the original article is in italian and the rewrite should be in italian. Is there some prompt baked in that is overriding my prompt?

We’re almost there, it’s almost working perfectly.

Ok my bad, I thought the respinner and the AI generator were the same thing.

I disabled the respinner and it outputted a perfect article in the correct language.

Everything seems good so far, I’ll try different feeds now. Thanks!

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UPDATE: Since version 10.110 it is recommended to use GPT-3.5 Turbo Instruct as base model in the CyberSEO Pro GPT Content Spinner settings for better results.  

I only use the AI Generator, not the Content Spinner.

I’m getting a new kind of issue at the moment, where it’s not getting the full article to rewrite:

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The plugin only extracts the intro abstract from the URL above, instead of the full article. So the “generated article” is really short and 100% identical, there has been no rewrite at all: Login to see this link dot com/2023/09/27/el-jefe-shakira-e-la-tata-che-ha-scoperto-il-tradimento-di-pique-testo-traduzione-e-significato/

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You can use GPT-3.5 Turbo Instruct for the AI article generator as well as in your HTML post templates.

Your feed already contains full-text articles, so you don’t need to extract them with container tag. The article can also be extracted using the Full-Text RSS script.

The feed doesn’t contain the full article (Login to see this link) but I extract it as you can see from the logs above and repeated here:

[27-09-23 01:46:46] Attributes specified: {“class”: “fp_single-article__content”}

So it extracts the full column with the full article, but only rewrites the abstract. In the logs, it sometimes stops whenever it encounter the taboola script tag:

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So in this case it didn’t extract the full text. Check the website and the tag fp_single-article__content and you’ll see that it contains the full article. Is this fixable? Sometimes it happens sometimes it doesn’t, not sure why or if it’s being loaded only on some articles.

As mentioned above, GPT-3.5 is not so smart to rewrite HTML content. GPT-4 can do it easily, but not GPT-3.5 yet.

You can always test your GPT assignments (prompts) with any of OpenAI’s GPT models here: Login to see this link

Simply select the appropriate model, write your prompt, and copy your source article in HTML format. This way you can evaluate the capabilities of each GPT model and see how it works with your content. If it works there, it will work the same way with CyberSEO Pro.  

The rewriting seems to work fine when it gets the full article, it fails to rewrite when it’s less than 100/200 words. In the playground and in chatGPT it works kinda differently from the API/plugin, even for the same prompts, but there’s nothing we can do about it. As long as I get the full article I’m fine.

Also I need to remove (whenever it’s there) a string that gets copied from the original article similar to “Click here to read more”. Is there a filter for that (which searches for a specific string and removes it), or the only fix is via editing the prompt?

Also, if I may request a new feature, a “clone feed” button so it keeps all the same settings but lets me put a new url would be cool, otherwise it’s a lot of repeating the same settings manually.