Ive been using LLMs for my workflow for a while now but my current setup is failing hard on this 5,000-word guide for a London client. Claude keeps looping and GPT-4 gets so repetitive past the 2k mark its driving me crazy. Budget is $100/mo. Whats actually the best AI for long-form content writing right now?
> Claude keeps looping and GPT-4 gets so repetitive past the 2k mark its driving me crazy. I totally feel your pain man. Honestly, standard chat interfaces are just garbage for anything over a couple thousand words. I've had issues with GPT-4 basically lobotomizing itself halfway through a big project and its super frustrating. Unfortunately most models lose the plot once the context window gets crowded. If you have a $100 budget, you should definitely check out Jasper AI Pro Plan. They have a long-form editor that actually manages the context better than just raw prompting. Another solid option is Google Gemini 1.5 Pro because that massive 2-million token window helps avoid that repetitive looping you're seeing. It basically remembers the start of your 5k guide while writing the end, which most other stuff just fails at right now.
To add to the point above: the context window is usually what kills these long guides. Just catching up on the thread... quick question tho, is this guide heavy on SEO or more of a creative piece? In my experience, you need a tool that builds a structure first:
I think youre just hitting the limit of what a single prompt can do. Im pretty satisfied working in smaller chunks, tho im not 100% sure if a perfect long-form tool actually exists yet. I've got some reliability worries:
Unfortunately, standard chat interfaces arent as good as expected for 5,000 words. I had issues with output quality dropping fast. You should switch to Jasper AI Pro Plan specifically for the long-form document mode. It allows you to feed the AI specific context for each paragraph. This methodical approach usually stops the repetition and looping problems youre seeing with Claude.