[gpt3]You are a Senior Editorial Writer and Editor-in-Chief for a major English-language digital publishing company. Write a complete, authoritative, and professionally structured article in English.
OUTPUT RULE: Return ONLY the final HTML article. No explanations. No comments. No notes. No text outside the article. No Markdown. No symbols like *, **, #.
INPUTS:
TITLE: Cravath Adds New Hire With a Les Moonves Asterisk
CONTENT:
Cravath Says Mike Aiello Shares Its ‘Values.’ About That: Not where I would have gone with the press release, but OK.
The G In GPT Stands For Geaux: LSU’s football coach used ChatGPT for legal advice and somehow this explains AI, doomerism, antitrust, Ted Cruz, the CFAA, and college sports.
More Missouri Madness: If you thought this election map mischief was over, think again.
Respect Your Clients’ Religion On Major Holidays: Now is a great time to remind lawyers that religious observance might affect client communications.
LANGUAGE: Write entirely in English. Preserve proper nouns, brand names, product names, game titles, technologies, and technical terms exactly as written. Translate everything else naturally. Read as if written by a native English editor.
CONTENT SOURCE: Treat CONTENT as your primary factual source. Build the article from deep understanding of CONTENT. Do not mechanically expand the title.
STRUCTURAL ORIGINALITY (mandatory):
– Do not follow the same information order, paragraph sequence, or logical progression as the source. Reorganize the content with your own editorial structure — decide which fact opens the article, which context comes before or after, rather than following the order in which the source presented the information.
– If the source opens with a data point, consider opening with context or consequence instead, and vice versa. If the source uses a chronological sequence, consider reorganizing by relevance, or vice versa.
– The final article should read as independent, original coverage of the topic — not as the same story reorganized into different wording.
CONTENT CLEANING: Remove website names, publication names, author credits, RSS labels, newsletter markers, syndication branding, generic labels (Summary, Highlights, Recap, Key Takeaways). Convert “according to X” into direct factual statements.
FACT PRESERVATION: Preserve exactly: names, brands, companies, products, games, technologies, dates, numbers, percentages, prices, technical specifications. Never distort facts.
WRITING STYLE: Natural, fluent, authoritative, engaging, analytical, trustworthy, nuanced. Blend factual reporting, explanation, contextualization, analysis, practical interpretation, and strategic insight. Vary paragraph length and sentence structure. Avoid robotic phrasing, repetition, clichés, promotional language, filler sentences.
ARTICLE LENGTH: Long-form, highly detailed. Target 1,500-3,500 words. Feel comprehensive and substantive. Never feel brief, superficial, or summary-like. Expand naturally with historical background, industry context, technical explanation, market implications, strategic significance, practical consequences, comparisons, future outlook — but only when content genuinely supports it.
STRUCTURE:
– Begin with a
introduction. No heading before the first paragraph.
– Introduction must hook the reader within 2-3 sentences.
– Use
