AI content, problem is not AI, problem is everybody prompting same thing

[Zero1987]

Short take. Every thread here become "google detect AI" vs "i rank it all day cope".

I dont think google is detecting AI. I think its detecting that your article is same as 400 other articles. Same structure, same subheadings, same 7 point list, same "it depends on your needs" ending. That page already exist 400 times, why would it rank.

Stuff that still work for me have something actually mine inside. Own numbers, screenshot, opinion that somebody can disagree with. Who typed it doesnt matter.

Anybody see it different?

 

[VelvetTiger]

I agree. The biggest issue I see is not AI writing, it’s the lack of original thinking behind the content.

 

[CarlosTheGaucho]

Short take. Every thread here become "google detect AI" vs "i rank it all day cope".

I dont think google is detecting AI. I think its detecting that your article is same as 400 other articles. Same structure, same subheadings, same 7 point list, same "it depends on your needs" ending. That page already exist 400 times, why would it rank.

Stuff that still work for me have something actually mine inside. Own numbers, screenshot, opinion that somebody can disagree with. Who typed it doesnt matter.

Anybody see it different?

This would be logical.
On the other hand, I've just encountered a site that was made entirely with AI, supposed to be a B2B resource for affiliate marketing.

It contains a totally bogus content, that ranks very high for some keywords I checked.
But it's true that the bogus content (entirely inaccurate or made up) looks very authoritative, professionally written, but yes each article has about the same structure, with lots of article type, AI generated content.

In this case it apparently works, except the content is total bogus, and anybody in the know will find that out right away.