how google detect ai content

[itarikul4]

everybody knows now that ai is too strong, and giving awesome contents output. I have a website that already ranked with all articles, then I have seen ai content output is better then my writer and I have did a experiment with a new site, and its really did great for few times. Contents output really awesome, well grammar optimize and proper info. It was ranked on 1st page by keywords but now suddenly its just disappeared from google. and I really don't understand what's going on. because content was unique, seo optimize and quality, but how its loose everything. Please share your thought so I can do safe blogging.

 

[SirLouen]

It was ranked on 1st page by keywords but now suddenly its just disappeared from google

Caption: Summary of an AI site in #1 SERP position

 

[TechEinstien]

Nobody knows. To be sure you can make your content look not like AI.

 

[itarikul4]

I have checked every time and its show unique and human generated content

 

[Mteck]

if anyone has any idea, please say

 

[MoonStarz]

I do not really believe they can detect AI content, I recommend to paraphrasethe text, you can use quillbot or you can add or remove test and make it more personalized.

 

[bobchang]

I have checked every time and its show unique and human generated content

Which tool do you use to check?

 

[dandan594594]

AI content has tons of footprints (especially ChatGPT) which makes it easy to spot. The main culprits are...

Titles/Sub-titles: AI generated titles are generic and repetitive.

Structure: AI content has the same rigid structure. Either sub-title and 2 paragraphs, or paragraph and bullets with short conclusion. Plus 5 sub-titles.

Text: The opening and closing sentences of AI content are again generic and repetitive. They follow a very similar structure, no matter the subject.

Plagiarism or AI detectors are not going to help. They focus on the words, not the actual patterns AI content uses. These patterns are more prevalent in mass produced AI content.

The only way I've found to avoid this, is by having well engineered prompts for each aspect of an article, rather than trying to use a single prompt to write the whole thing.

 

[Deleted member 15724]

The only way I've found to avoid this, is by having well engineered prompts for each aspect of an article, rather than trying to use a single prompt to write the whole thing.

This. After spending some time with chatgpt you can always get a sense of GPT generated text. If a human can detect it 99% of the time, I'm sure engineers at Google can reverse engineer to detect 100% of the time.

Having a format for your articles and specific prompts for each section would look more human than one prompt for the entire article. But if you're using chatgpt to do it, it'll probably get detected too. You'll need to use the openAI API, and implement different settings (temperature and frequency) for each prompt. +1 for training your own model as well.

There's a more technical way of doing all of this. If you want to go that route, take a look at this journey thread for pointers: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/t...-passive-income-on-autopilot-lets-go.1475713/

 

[lotsofmoney]

There are AI checkers which can do this. So Google might be having their own advanced checker for this.

 

[Mteck]

everybody knows now that ai is too strong, and giving awesome contents output. I have a website that already ranked with all articles, then I have seen ai content output is better then my writer and I have did a experiment with a new site, and its really did great for few times. Contents output really awesome, well grammar optimize and proper info. It was ranked on 1st page by keywords but now suddenly its just disappeared from google. and I really don't understand what's going on. because content was unique, seo optimize and quality, but how its loose everything. Please share your thought so I can do safe blogging.

not really

 

[SEOKrishna]

There are AI checkers which can do this. So Google might be having their own advanced checker for this.

Any links?

 

[Giant SEO]

I heard Google used machine learning algorithms to find AI content also, I don't know how much this is real.