Google Says AI Generated Content Is Against Guidelines

google NLP is google Natural Language AI?if ii use google nlp which google develop ,why google not detect this? :)

You need to understand first how google NLP works. Google make frequent updates but still sites having many spam links ranks well than other sites. So its very hard to understand what google representative says and what they actually does.
 
So now I have to do the opposite in order to actually make money online.
Many people use Al content today, there's always a way out of most problems like this on the internet.
 
For Google to go through all of the listings and posts, then running it through their own AI that is trained to check if the content was generated sounds like a lot of hassle from their side. But it's Google we're talking about so who knows. Maybe in the future when technology progresses more and is available to a larger audience some countermeasures might be put in place to stop the generated content. Basically AI battle royale.
 
This is not surprising. Google, as a very big company, want to do want they want as always.
 
Right. Aside from basic on-site structure stuff everything is against google's guidelines anyways so what's the point? If they can't figure out if it's AI or copied or real content... their problem. If such content is auto-posted on other websites in order to penalize them (or whatever), also their fault if they can't distinguish it or don't wanna "auto" blacklist websites left and right. Listening to Mueller is like watching bad stand up comedy.

Furthermore if "legit/good content/big" websites that actually add value to visitors are doing stuff against guidelines what are they going to do? Remove them all from SERPs? And show garbage to people who search stuff on Hoogle? Sure...
 

Google says a lot of stuff. As of right now, they have no real-time way of detecting AI generated content. So, I should be fine until their engineers figure something out.


The thing is, all of these AI content generation tools are designed to help you WRITE. They aren't a plug and play solution like most people imagine them to be. Sure, on lower tiers, or on PBNs this content will do just fine. However, if you're building a money site, you will need to tweak the content and fact check it to make it readable. You want to use the AI content as a base and then turn it into something meaningful that addresses the search query. Remember, that's all that matters. As long as you are answering the search query properly, no one gives a fuck if it is AI generated content or not. If you are fluffing through your blog posts then regardless of who wrote it, or how good it sounds, your content is useless. You want content that serves it's purpose (addresses the search intent), at that point the grammar and the actual writing become less important. Just exercise common sense and you will be fine.

Indeed, help you write. Fulfilling the user's search intent, is the goal here. Generally, I have knowledge on the topics I'm having the AI write for me as well. With the AI that I'm using, I haven't had one incorrect piece of information output yet.

The only thing I've ever had to edit in is keywords/keyword topic, etc.

Common sense is really not that common, unfortunately.
 
John M. Is right at the end of the day how can a visitor solve its problem or learn about a certain subject if the article is a bounch of random-repetitive-false paragraphs.
Use the ai software to write the base and then improve the article manually, it still will be faster than writting the whole article yourself.
 
Google’s Search Advocate John Mueller says content automatically generated with AI writing tools is considered spam, according to the search engine’s webmaster guidelines. Another SEJ article citing Mu.

https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-says-ai-generated-content-is-against-guidelines/444916/
LOL
 
Oh, how scary....How does Google understand the difference between content written by humans and content written by robots? Mueller did not answer this question.
 
Oh, how scary....How does Google understand the difference between content written by humans and content written by robots? Mueller did not answer this question.

Because they still don't know how to read pages properly.

In an SEO Competition, Kyle Roof launched a site containing mostly Lorem Ipsum plus relevant keywords (in English) using the proper on-page and was ranked at number 1 in Google, he has done this several times, to prove it was not a one off.
 
How can they prove that something is AI-written content and not some high school grade writer from a non-English speaking country?
If that's your comparison, then you're using the wrong AI-written content. :)
 
Google’s Search Advocate John Mueller says content automatically generated with AI writing tools is considered spam, according to the search engine’s webmaster guidelines. Another SEJ article citing Mu.

https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-says-ai-generated-content-is-against-guidelines/444916/
They've been saying that since 2009 and it keeps working, so...
 
If that's your comparison, then you're using the wrong AI-written content. :)
No, I'm not saying it's that bad. I'm just comparing.

What would they do? Will they start banning websites with low quality content?

But if you need content that converts, then forget AI.
 
No, I'm not saying it's that bad. I'm just comparing.

What would they do? Will they start banning websites with low quality content?

But if you need content that converts, then forget AI.
Depending on how well you guide the AI, you can surely end with converting content.

It's not a completely hands-off approach, but if you guide it in the right direction a few times and offer some slight course-correction, AI is capable of magical things.
 
Depending on how well you guide the AI, you can surely end with converting content.

It's not a completely hands-off approach, but if you guide it in the right direction a few times and offer some slight course-correction, AI is capable of magical things.
I don't think it's on the same level as professional writers, but it's getting better and better.
 
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But there are journeys in bhw with ai content who are doing well.
 
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