Everything that AI makes looks the same. Here are practical ways to avoid that

TL;DR: Everything that people build with AI looks the same now. Members get practical ways to avoid that, plus a copy-and-paste prompt for turning your choices into clear instructions AI can follow. If you’re new to Zero to AI, read the Start Here guide first. It covers the basics so you can jump into this article without feeling behind.

AI can now help you make almost anything. You can describe a website and get working code, generate images, build presentations or create small apps.

But this creates a new problem: much of the work people make with AI looks as though one person made all of it.

This happens because people give AI a broad request and let it make every smaller decision that shapes the result. For example, if you ask it to generate a presention, it chooses the colours, fonts, sections. When AI makes all of those choices from the same familiar defaults, different projects begin to look and feel alike.

Here’s what’s inside:

• What exactly you should choose yourself. A detailed look at the small decisions that have the biggest effect on the finished result.

• How to give AI a sense of your taste. What to provide when “beautiful” or “professional” is not enough.

• How much direction is enough. Where to be specific and where to let the model do the work.

• A reusable prompt for putting it together. Give any AI tool the direction it needs, then check whether the result still looks and sounds like yours.