The rise of "AI slop" inundates the internet with unoriginal and generic content, leading to a risk of human communication becoming similarly bland. To combat this, the author explored how to maintain a distinct human voice in writing. One key strategy is to build unique human expertise through wide reading and practical experience, which AI struggles to replicate.Deliberate practice, focusing on improving weak areas, also differentiates human skill development from AI's pattern matching. Additionally, writers should be specific and personal, using concrete anecdotes rather than vague statements that encourage projection. AI often uses generalized language and Barnum statements, which are less effective than vivid personal accounts.Furthermore, possessing and expressing a strong opinion is vital for distinctive human writing, as AI tends to hedge and avoid taking stances. Human points of view are shaped by individual experiences and expertise, making writing more interesting and impactful. By developing a personal "learning corpus" of unique experiences and insights, individuals can create content that AI cannot emulate.Ultimately, the best way to avoid sounding like AI is to embrace and cultivate one's full humanity. Machines cannot replicate genuine personal experiences, perspectives, and insights. Therefore, becoming more fully human is the antidote to the spread of AI slop in communication.