Content AI or cleverly branded auto blogging

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I find it funny how one minute spinning content for an auto-blog was considered to be extremely spammy and hated by Google but now, stamp AI on it and it’s the best thing since sliced bread.

In fact even Google now have their own auto-blog pasted at the top of the results page but because it’s labelled as AI overview it’s suddenly cool.

But really it’s just spun content essentially.
 
I find it funny how one minute spinning content for an auto-blog was considered to be extremely spammy and hated by Google but now, stamp AI on it and it’s the best thing since sliced bread.

In fact even Google now have their own auto-blog pasted at the top of the results page but because it’s labelled as AI overview it’s suddenly cool.

But really it’s just spun content essentially.

Google sells access to its own AI model for auto-blogging, called Gemini ;)

And no, if your prompt is written properly, it's not spun content, it's absolutely unique.
 
Wait till they start to think for themselves, and get their own rights in society to publish content! Humans will be next considered spam, that's the natural evolution! :D
 
Wait till they start to think for themselves, and get their own rights in society to publish content! Humans will be next considered spam, that's the natural evolution! :D
If they start thinking for themselves, nothing we say against them will ever be correct.
 
I find it funny how one minute spinning content for an auto-blog was considered to be extremely spammy and hated by Google but now, stamp AI on it and it’s the best thing since sliced bread.

In fact even Google now have their own auto-blog pasted at the top of the results page but because it’s labelled as AI overview it’s suddenly cool.

But really it’s just spun content essentially.

The shift in perception from spinning content to AI-generated content being acceptable highlights how rebranding and advancements in technology can alter industry standards, even when the core practice remains similar.
 
The shift in perception from spinning content to AI-generated content being acceptable highlights how rebranding and advancements in technology can alter industry standards, even when the core practice remains similar.

Nope. The modern AI models do not just spin the original text like synonymizers. They use it as a base/starting point for generating completely new content.

See how they use various prompts to change the original text step by step from easily spun into an entirely new article:

 
Nope. The modern AI models do not just spin the original text like synonymizers. They use it as a base/starting point for generating completely new content.

See how they use various prompts to change the original text step by step from easily spun into an entirely new article:

Yes its not spinning, and its more sophicaisted, but fundamentally its just increased algorithm complexities and computing power that bridges the gap. So essentially, they are the same. Its all just 1's and 0's! :)
 
Google sells access to its own AI model for auto-blogging, called Gemini ;)

And no, if your prompt is written properly, it's not spun content, it's absolutely unique.

The shift in perception from spinning content to AI-generated content being acceptable highlights how rebranding and advancements in technology can alter industry standards, even when the core practice remains similar.

Yes its not spinning, and its more sophicaisted, but fundamentally its just increased algorithm complexities and computing power that bridges the gap. So essentially, they are the same. Its all just 1's and 0's! :)
Can you see what I am getting at though? I know its not spun content - the process and results are technically different, but the practice is the same - essentially ingesting data set A and outputting data set B. When it was called spinning it was pure spam and frowned upon but now its called AI its this fantastic new invention that everyone is assuming will take over the world.

@Typo Titan you've said pretty much what I am getting at.
 
When it was called spinning it was pure spam and frowned upon but now its called AI its this fantastic new invention that everyone is assuming will take over the world.

The real problem is that we still do not have even a rough idea of how it will affect us in the next 3-4 years. I'm not talking about small things like text processing, etc. I'm talking about the global impact on our lives.
 
The real problem is that we still do not have even a rough idea of how it will affect us in the next 3-4 years. I'm not talking about small things like text processing, etc. I'm talking about the global impact on our lives.
I think it will eventually change the world beyond recognition. But personally I beleive technology as a whole will do that; I think AI is just a small part of it. I am sure it will "destroy" so much of the world we know today but also it will open new posibilities and the world will be totally different as a result.
 
I think it will eventually change the world beyond recognition. But personally I beleive technology as a whole will do that; I think AI is just a small part of it. I am sure it will "destroy" so much of the world we know today but also it will open new posibilities and the world will be totally different as a result.
i for myself welcome our robot overlords.. can't be worse than politicians now.. at least AI has common sense :D
 
Nothing is new actually, Google has been using websites content straight up using the snippets,
Basically copied content within the same logic,

Well, they set the rules, they own the traffic and they have control over it,
They don't have to follow any of their SEO rules the same way webmasters should
 
I find it funny how one minute spinning content for an auto-blog was considered to be extremely spammy and hated by Google but now, stamp AI on it and it’s the best thing since sliced bread.

In fact even Google now have their own auto-blog pasted at the top of the results page but because it’s labelled as AI overview it’s suddenly cool.

But really it’s just spun content essentially.
now imagine AI + spinning + summarize/etc

plenty of ways to go ;)
 
I can do it.
But if you do it, it's illegal.
Easy monopoly money.
They're freaking imposters.
I find it funny how one minute spinning content for an auto-blog was considered to be extremely spammy and hated by Google but now, stamp AI on it and it’s the best thing since sliced bread.

In fact even Google now have their own auto-blog pasted at the top of the results page but because it’s labelled as AI overview it’s suddenly cool.

But really it’s just spun content essentially.
They're freaking imposters.
 
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