How to use AI to write blog posts without penalization?

[INauCkeL]

I want to write blog posts to earn some money, using AI to help me.

Problem is that if I use it for content generation, Google could penalize the website.

I'm not an expert in SEO, so this is where you can help me.

I would ask AI to generate a blog article about a specific topic, but then I would have to measure its plagiarism, etc.

Change its words with my own, etc.

Still I need the following:

1) Which tool can be used to detect plagiarism?

2) How can I ensure that my content is unique and hasn't already been posted on another blog?
Like, even if I didn't use AI at all, I could be unlucky that another person in the world talked about the same thing, creating an article very similar to mine.

3) How can I avoid Google penalizing the website?

 

[Yambo]

How does Google know you're using AI to write posts?

 

[scutter]

There is no penalty from Google for using AI to generate content. The only real problem with using AI to generate content is that it's easy to be lazy and produce garbage. Focus on producing great content, read/review/edit what you produce, and you should be fine.

 

[INauCkeL]

How does Google know you're using AI to write posts?

I don't know, you are the SEO experts here.

Of course, I am aware that tools that "detect AI" might fail in the future when AI produces content indistinguishable from reality. However, are those tools currently failing?

There is no penalty from Google for using AI to generate content. The only real problem with using AI to generate content is that it's easy to be lazy and produce garbage. Focus on producing great content, read/review/edit what you produce, and you should be fine.

I asked this to the blog owner:
"Regarding the authenticity of the article, should I use some tool to check it or just assume that since I wrote it based on my own ideas, the article is original?"

And he replied to me:
"You don't have to use any tools. The most important part is that all the words inside the article are your words, and not AI-generated or copy-pasted from another article. Google can penalize sites for that."

Is he lying?

But I understand him. He wants to provide his audience with the best possible articles and ensure that the content is unique, not posted anywhere else.

@scutter I think I will stick to your advice and use my own words to avoid it looking "AI generated", and also read it multiple times to ensure I'm not delivering low-quality content.

 

[flackz]

There is no penalty from Google for using AI to generate content. The only real problem with using AI to generate content is that it's easy to be lazy and produce garbage. Focus on producing great content, read/review/edit what you produce, and you should be fine.

And that's 100% right.

 

[medialounge]

As there is no penalty for using AI generated content, also proofread what is generated to avoid obsolete information.

 

[Illumi_96x]

As a writer, I think the issue lies not with AI, rather, it's with the people who use it. I am of the opinion that AI generated content is only as good as the people prompting it.

And when it comes to Google, same as always:

Don't write crap and invest on good backlinks.

 

[INauCkeL]

As a writer, I think the issue lies not with AI, rather, it's with the people who use it. I am of the opinion that AI generated content is only as good as the people prompting it.

And when it comes to Google, same as always:

Don't write crap and invest on good backlinks.

Do you use any plagiarism detection tool?

How can I ensure that my content is unique and hasn't already been posted on another blog?

 

[Illumi_96x]

Do you use any plagiarism detection tool?

How can I ensure that my content is unique and hasn't already been posted on another blog?

Not a fan of any since false positives are rampant among most of them. But Originality.ai has come long ways since its inception. Copyscape is also fairly decent.

You could try your hand with both if plagiarism bothers you that much.

At the end of the day, just focus on crafting awesome content and things should be fine.

 

[BuildMoreLinks]

Sooner or later, Google is going to catch up with AI. We already have so many tools that are detecting AI content even after the content is spin. Google with its ML tech can easily differentiate between AI and human based content.

 

[flackz]

As a writer, I think the issue lies not with AI, rather, it's with the people who use it. I am of the opinion that AI generated content is only as good as the people prompting it.

And when it comes to Google, same as always:

Don't write crap and invest on good backlinks.

Indeed. 99% of bloggers use AI to generate crap. Only 1% are smart enough to use it to generate CONTENT. Our word would be so boring without stupid people

There is no penalty for AI content. It's an urban legend for fools.

 

[TechEinstien]

After generating articles you have to manually edit them and make it suitable.

 

[MoonStarz]

You can use AI the only thing you need to make sure is that the result make sence and is not just random info could happen, you always need to check it and you can use always gpt or quillbot to paraphrase everything.

 

[INauCkeL]

You can use AI the only thing you need to make sure is that the result make sence and is not just random info could happen, you always need to check it and you can use always gpt or quillbot to paraphrase everything.

Do you mean it would be nice to paraphrase all the generated text?

To make it feel less "AI generated" and more human like

 

[ronegraT]

I want to write blog posts to earn some money, using AI to help me.

Problem is that if I use it for content generation, Google could penalize the website.

I'm not an expert in SEO, so this is where you can help me.

I would ask AI to generate a blog article about a specific topic, but then I would have to measure its plagiarism, etc.

Change its words with my own, etc.

Still I need the following:

1) Which tool can be used to detect plagiarism?

2) How can I ensure that my content is unique and hasn't already been posted on another blog?
Like, even if I didn't use AI at all, I could be unlucky that another person in the world talked about the same thing, creating an article very similar to mine.

3) How can I avoid Google penalizing the website?

I am using chatgpt to write articles for me, then i rewrite them myself so they wont be ai generated but still i get much help whit creating content. So far i have been good and safe from google.

 

[BlogPro]

I asked this to the blog owner:
"Regarding the authenticity of the article, should I use some tool to check it or just assume that since I wrote it based on my own ideas, the article is original?"

And he replied to me:
"You don't have to use any tools. The most important part is that all the words inside the article are your words, and not AI-generated or copy-pasted from another article. Google can penalize sites for that."

Wait, are you being hired by someone to write articles for them?

Then, of course, you cannot use AI without the explicit approval of the client.

As a writer you get paid for your time, research skills and creativity - if you use AI or any assistant, this gets greatly reduced.

If you're writing for your own blog, or if the client agrees and is paying you accordingly - then it's a different story.

 

[MoonStarz]

Do you mean it would be nice to paraphrase all the generated text?

To make it feel less "AI generated" and more human like

Do you know that let's call them "AI detectors" don't dectect AI content, they just predict the ammount of common, uncommon and rare words in the text and depending in the ammount can say if is human or no, if AI aims to generate human writing how a program that the only input that receive to detect AI is text and can do it with high accuracy, so don't worry to much about AI, worry about SEO, the info generated makes sence, info is not from a copyrighted source, sometimes AI just grab and paste chunks of a paragraphs and give it to you from anywhere in the internet, pharapharase is just to avoid getting similar or duplicated post.

 

[dashke]

Read this article to understand what Google thinks about AI generated content: https://developers.google.com/search/blog/2023/02/google-search-and-ai-content

 

[AmazingParty]

As stated per google itself, AI content in not penalised. but garbage or thin content won't rank . aim to high quality content, no matter if it is AI or human generated

 

[Alpha1404]

I want to write blog posts to earn some money, using AI to help me.

Problem is that if I use it for content generation, Google could penalize the website.

I'm not an expert in SEO, so this is where you can help me.

I would ask AI to generate a blog article about a specific topic, but then I would have to measure its plagiarism, etc.

Change its words with my own, etc.

Still I need the following:

1) Which tool can be used to detect plagiarism?

2) How can I ensure that my content is unique and hasn't already been posted on another blog?
Like, even if I didn't use AI at all, I could be unlucky that another person in the world talked about the same thing, creating an article very similar to mine.

3) How can I avoid Google penalizing the website?

Have you thought about really writing your articles and coming up with original ideas? It helps to avoid plagiarism.

And if you've sold a copywriting service, the guy pays you to write for real. Not to use AI. Otherwise, he'd be giving money directly to Open AI.