Nick Fisher argues that writing daily builds tone and style. He suggests feeding AI a detailed instruction set based on your personality so it produces consistent, persona-driven work, though models like ChatGPT and Claude are designed as assistants and can still be inconsistent.
If you write a bunch and it's very deliberate like you daily are writing with the end game of developing a tone and style over time, you will through imitation or experience, whatever you want to call it, you will develop a when you sit down. This is how you know Ernest Hemingway writes like this, right? However, I think another term that should be used more in the tone and style discussion is personality. So that ebb and flow of of who you are as a person comes out in personality and articulate that as an instruction set for AI. It's a takes a little more time and energy. But if you do that, if you take the time to kind of figure out how you want to sound in this specific writing and articulate that as an instruction set, you'll get pretty darn good results. But back to that point that chatgpt and Claude, they are designed as assistants, it can be difficult to get consistent outputs.
