After today, I hate ChatGPT with a passion

[sam55]

I still think google will hunt down on it, as it has it's own limits and most of the chatgpt generated content that i have seen is all quite ismilar, i think it iwll all come back to hunt those who used it in the end.

That's for sure. But it will only affect sites with low authority. There is a huge site in my niche with copy pasted lines from Wikipedia. 4/5 years, countless google updates and they still going strong.

 

[xReminisce]

Adapt or perish.

surrender to AI or perish you mean

 

[PURSUIT MEDIA]

Sorry bro! I guess if you can’t win them, you join them. AI makes life more easy
You can give it a trial to get inspired bro

 

[Waifu_tatyana]

I'm starting to believe that AI content is better than human-made content, I'm in a similar situation as well, a newer website is blasting thousands of articles and ranking like crazy! Meanwhile, I'm stuck on page 2! Maybe we should switch to AI content?

I will continue to write manual content. I believe one day these shitty sites will get the hammer.

 

[Kikerinka]

Was checking the SERPS to see how my
new niche blog is performing.
Behold ! Now there's a shitty high DA AI site ranking for all 0 search volume keywords including the ones I targetted (none of them was there in February when I started the blog).

Probably some talentless hack with no writing skills but enough of their dad's drug money to spend started a high DA site, filled it with ChatGPT gibberish content and is now dominating the SERPS.
I am losing all hope on my new blog.
I just hope Google penalises these scumbag hacks to oblivion.

I thought blogging was a field where quality and talent were recognised. But I'm wrong I guess, it's another autocracy where only those with huge chunks of money to spend can have google perform lap dances for them.

Fuck Google. They claim so many unreal shit about their crawlers and search engine bots but they can't differentiate between shitty AI content and manually written informative content till now?

It doesn't have to be someone with a rich dad, or someone with no talents for writing... There are people on BHW starting 100s of AI blogs now, some of them having success from previous ventures and sales threads here, and using the funds for the purpose of trying to benefit from the technology. And some of them are excellent writers. They just do not want to write.

The funny thing for me is that other members here are applauding them, and then in a month the same members are complaining that they have been overtaken by an AI blog in the SERPs, not realizing that it may very well be the autoblog of the people they are applauding to here . But that's just one of many ridiculous things on BHW and in the world in general...

Anyway, will it last? Will this AI blogging work in a long run? Nobody can tell, but I honestly think it won't work in a long run.

Stick to your strategy OP, and be patient. Focus on concepts that will stand the test of time. Do the work you can be proud on. I have no doubt you will eventually reap the reward for your efforts!

 

[Ambunbunmew]

Was checking the SERPS to see how my
new niche blog is performing.
Behold ! Now there's a shitty high DA AI site ranking for all 0 search volume keywords including the ones I targetted (none of them was there in February when I started the blog).

Probably some talentless hack with no writing skills but enough of their dad's drug money to spend started a high DA site, filled it with ChatGPT gibberish content and is now dominating the SERPS.
I am losing all hope on my new blog.
I just hope Google penalises these scumbag hacks to oblivion.

I thought blogging was a field where quality and talent were recognised. But I'm wrong I guess, it's another autocracy where only those with huge chunks of money to spend can have google perform lap dances for them.

Fuck Google. They claim so many unreal shit about their crawlers and search engine bots but they can't differentiate between shitty AI content and manually written informative content till now?

Stfu you’re trash at seo if you think a ai is the reason you won’t rank .your research was done wrong obviously or you would avoided it .

don’t blame people using ai . Even without it, you still won’t rank well .

Either wait and find more keywords with ai, blame ai, or spend a lot on a. Domain

Fully manual is retarded , might as well correct what the ai writes like I do

 

[notNewB]

"Play by their rules, don't expect them to be fair or become fair. They are not fair, neither is life.", - me

 

[Ambunbunmew]

But ChatGPT whenever i tried making an article with it, generated 400-700 words trash content

Damn you must be awful at prompts , it’s okay I was too the first week .

 

[notNewB]

Disclaimer: I don't have AI blogs, please don't hate me. I use ChatGPT just to stay tuned to the latest tech.

 

[sscaz]

Damn you must be awful at prompts , it’s okay I was too the first week .

I did it a lot, always trash content that has to be edited a lot

 

[Waifu_tatyana]

Stfu you’re trash at seo if you think a ai is the reason you won’t rank .your research was done wrong obviously or you would avoided it .

don’t blame people using ai . Even without it, you still won’t rank well .

Either wait and find more keywords with ai, blame ai, or spend a lot on a. Domain

Fully manual is retarded , might as well correct what the ai writes like I do

Your poor grammar alone is enough for me to know you own one of these sites.

 

[sscaz]

Stfu you’re trash at seo if you think a ai is the reason you won’t rank .your research was done wrong obviously or you would avoided it .

don’t blame people using ai . Even without it, you still won’t rank well .

Either wait and find more keywords with ai, blame ai, or spend a lot on a. Domain

Fully manual is retarded , might as well correct what the ai writes like I do

Grow up, this place isn't for negative people

 

[moonshine7000]

Thah killed me, LMAO!

At least its tax free money

 

[Ambunbunmew]

Your poor grammar alone is enough for me to know you own one of these sites.

It is rather amusing that you mention that, as I typically employ artificial intelligence to rectify any instances of subpar grammar.


My primary focus is on promoting my models, leaving me with little time to engage in mediocre utilization of AI tools for insignificant keywords that have minimal search interest.

By identifying optimal keywords and employing AI to semi-automate the process, you could substantially enhance your SEO expertise and elevate the quality of your website.
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Wrote by me

Instead of blaming ai , you should look at what you can do to improve your website .

I Didn’t know this wasn’t black hat world ? We don’t follow Googles rules , why are you letting the jealously of ai limit you ?

They cheat with ai , so you have to cheat with ai.wouldn’t call it cheating though

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Wrote by ai without a edit yet


Rather than attributing shortcomings to AI, it is advisable to focus on the potential improvements for your website.

It appears that this may not be a forum strictly adhering to Google's guidelines, so allowing any perceived jealousy of AI to hinder your progress seems counterproductive.

If others are leveraging AI to gain an advantage, it is worth considering the use of AI to remain competitive.

 

[Ambunbunmew]

I did it a lot, always trash content that has to be edited a lot

Try gbt 4 it’s better, but it wasn’t that bad before . It’s semi auto, not automated . Saves me a lot of time writing stuff that does not need to be wrote
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Consider utilizing GBT-4, as it offers superior performance, although the previous version wasn't entirely inadequate. It operates in a semi-automatic manner, rather than being fully automated. This approach significantly reduces the time spent composing content that may not be important to create manually .


could be better but I barely edited it . 2 words

 

[noellarkin]

The funny thing for me is that other members here are applauding them, and then in a month the same members are complaining that they have been overtaken by an AI blog in the SERPs, not realizing that it may very well be the autoblog of the people they are applauding to here . But that's just one of many ridiculous things on BHW and in the world in general...

I've been guilty of this myself - - - on one hand, I genuinely admire the technical ability of some of the people making these autoblogs, my more logical, mechanically oriented side really enjoys it, the same way I'd enjoy learning about how a motorcycle engine works. There's always a certain aesthetic beauty to elegant software architecture and design.
At the same time, I'm appalled by what this'll do to the internet. I grew up with the early 2000s version of the internet, and AI generated content is going to take the internet so far away from the things I used to enjoy about it. Atleast with old-school syntax you KNEW it was garbage - - the content generated by AI right now is in an uncanny valley and a little too close for comfort. I love reading, I love books, I admire writers, so the scaled-up mediocrity of AI is pretty repulsive.
I also have very mixed feelings about the fact that I'm even learning how to use this technology myself, so I don't get left behind.

I can't reconcile the inconsistencies here, tbh. Maybe one day, but right now I'm spending all day trying to set up an instance of LLaMA 7B that I can test.

 

[Elvlin]

I'm really hoping Google stops being a strip dancer for the rich and starts valuing content.
Otherwise there's no chance for people like me.
My niche is extremely uncommon but the scumbags came for this niche too.

impossible in the first place they are company earning is number one. as long it doesn't hit their earning they won't do anything.
secondly how do you value a content is good or not? some love gibberishly long article, other people prefer straih to the point, some prefer a lot of pic. basicly everyone value it differently.
also AI now is not the final ai. it will just keep growing to be better and better.

 

[Ambunbunmew]

I've been guilty of this myself - - - on one hand, I genuinely admire the technical ability of some of the people making these autoblogs, my more logical, mechanically oriented side really enjoys it, the same way I'd enjoy learning about how a motorcycle engine works. There's always a certain aesthetic beauty to elegant software architecture and design.
At the same time, I'm appalled by what this'll do to the internet. I grew up with the early 2000s version of the internet, and AI generated content is going to take the internet so far away from the things I used to enjoy about it. Atleast with old-school syntax you KNEW it was garbage - - the content generated by AI right now is in an uncanny valley and a little too close for comfort. I love reading, I love books, I admire writers, so the scaled-up mediocrity of AI is pretty repulsive.
I also have very mixed feelings about the fact that I'm even learning how to use this technology myself, so I don't get left behind.

I can't reconcile the inconsistencies here, tbh. Maybe one day, but right now I'm spending all day trying to set up an instance of LLaMA 7B that I can test.

I understand your perspective, as it presents a dichotomy in appreciating the technical prowess of those who create autoblogs and the implications of AI-generated content on the internet. Indeed, there is a certain allure to the intricacy of software design and architecture, much like understanding the mechanics of a motorcycle engine.

Conversely, the impact of AI-generated content on the internet evokes a sense of nostalgia for the early 2000s version, which was vastly different from the current state. While older content was easily distinguishable as low quality, today's AI-generated material resides in an uncanny valley, making it uncomfortably similar to human-written content. As an avid reader and admirer of writers, the proliferation of AI-generated mediocrity can be disconcerting.

Your ambivalence towards adopting this technology for personal use is also understandable, as it stems from a desire to stay relevant in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. Reconciling these conflicting feelings may prove challenging, but for now, immersing yourself in the exploration of LLaMA 7B could provide valuable insights and experience.

 

[noellarkin]

I understand your perspective, as it presents a dichotomy in appreciating the technical prowess of those who create autoblogs and the implications of AI-generated content on the internet. Indeed, there is a certain allure to the intricacy of software design and architecture, much like understanding the mechanics of a motorcycle engine.

Conversely, the impact of AI-generated content on the internet evokes a sense of nostalgia for the early 2000s version, which was vastly different from the current state. While older content was easily distinguishable as low quality, today's AI-generated material resides in an uncanny valley, making it uncomfortably similar to human-written content. As an avid reader and admirer of writers, the proliferation of AI-generated mediocrity can be disconcerting.

Your ambivalence towards adopting this technology for personal use is also understandable, as it stems from a desire to stay relevant in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. Reconciling these conflicting feelings may prove challenging, but for now, immersing yourself in the exploration of LLaMA 7B could provide valuable insights and experience.

Dude, please, stop. Noone wants to read ChatGPT, save it for your SEO, why do you want to spray it all over the forum?

 

[Ambunbunmew]

Dude, please, stop. Noone wants to read ChatGPT, save it for your SEO, why do you want to spray it all over the forum?

I find myself rather unoccupied at the moment, and it seems a bit early to resort to Tinder/social media atm.

Plus I just smoked like 1/3 of a gram of wax so I’m kinda out it .

No one wants to hear “omg ai is trash “ in multiple threads a day too .