A Modular Prompt Framework for Generating Human-Like Expression and Bypassing AI Detection

๐Ÿ“Œ OVERVIEW

The GENESIS Framework is a custom AI content authenticity system developed through research leveraging multiple large language models (including Claude Sonnet, ChatGPT, Deepseek, and Gemini) combined with a unique JavaScript pseudocode methodology. It addresses the critical challenge of modern LLMs producing content that often feels formulaic, easily detectable, and lacks genuine human voice. GENESIS represents a novel approach, utilizing sophisticated prompt engineering and a modular framework design to transform standard mechanical AI output into natural, authentic communication that demonstrably passes common AI detection tests.


OBJECTIVES

The primary challenge addressed by GENESIS is that standard outputs from large language models (LLMs) frequently feel formulaic, carry detectable statistical patterns, and lack authentic human nuance. This creates issues for applications requiring genuine communication that can pass AI detection scrutiny and maintain brand integrity.

Therefore, the core objective of this project was to design, implement, and validate the GENESIS framework: a novel methodology capable of guiding diverse LLMs to generate authentic, human-like content that reliably bypasses common AI detection tools, while preserving desired voice characteristics and significantly reducing manual revision efforts.


๐Ÿงฌ GENESIS STRUCTURE

The GENESIS Framework is not a fine tuned model, but rather a sophisticated prompt-based methodology implemented via custom JavaScript pseudocode. This structure defines a set of core principles and coordinating modules designed to guide an LLM's generation process towards authentic, human-like expression.

๐Ÿงช METHODOLOGY / TESTING

To empirically validate the effectiveness of the GENESIS framework in producing authentic, human-like content capable of bypassing AI detection, the following methodology was employed:

  1. Model Selection

    1. The primary test documented here focused on Claude 3.7 Sonnet.
  2. Baseline Generation (Draft 1)

    1. The following consistent initial prompt was provided to Claude 3.7 Sonnet using its standard settings to generate a baseline output ("Draft 1"). This served as the "before" sample for comparison:
    Please write a personal journal entry, about 200-250 words. Describe a specific moment from the past day or two in Astoria, Oregon, perhaps related to the mid-April coastal weather. Focus on something like the thick fog rolling off the Columbia River late in the afternoon, the specific sharp smell of the damp docks near the maritime museum, or the sound of gulls against the backdrop of the bridge. Capture that distinct atmosphere and a brief, personal thought it sparked. Write in a natural, first-person, reflective style.
    
  3. Framework Injection

    1. Following the generation of Draft 1, the complete GENESIS framework (v1.42 pseudocode and core directives) was loaded into the LLM session context as a guiding instruction set, and the model confirmed its understanding.