ChatGPT Work Can Now Learn Your Writing Style and Carry It Into Future Drafts — Here's How

ChatGPT can now analyse your writing habits and personal style to generate drafts that better mimic your vocabulary, tone, phrasing and punctuation. Polishing its skills to help users with writing, ChatGPT will now be able to pick up on your unique writing quirks and emulate them in its drafts, helping ensure that AI-written content matches your usual style. According to a recent post from ChatGPT on X, the new feature will be able to recognise your favourite phrases, your preferred way of signing off, and even your capitalisation quirks to help create copy that mimics your usual style. With the new feature, users will be able to go through their everyday work on tools such as Gmail, Google Drive, Slack and SharePoint with ChatGPT, while the LLM analyses their data and learns their writing style. It does so by going through their emails, messages and files and carrying those patterns into whatever they write next. Advertisement To get started, go to ChatGPT on the web or in Settings, click on Personalisation, and then select Writing Style. The changes will apply to all your messages across ChatGPT on the web and mobile. The new feature is available on the web and for all paid plans with access to ChatGPT work. How AI recognises your unique writing style AI tools can analyse writing habits such as vocabulary, tone, and sentence structure. This allows LLMs to build a profile of your writing style, helping AI-generated content sound more natural and personal. These models can analyse factors such as word choice, tone, sentence structure and punctuation to identify patterns in the way you communicate. More from Tech More from Tech These models also use natural language processing (NLP) to break down text into smaller components, such as word choices, sentence structures and emotional tone. The process helps identify your unique linguistic fingerprint — a set of patterns that define your personal writing style and tend to remain consistent across different types of communication.