AI Article
- Thread starter jessichg
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- May 27, 2016
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AI articles feel very "generic" for google. It would be better to humanize them in order to rank better and faster.
Crypto Man
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- Nov 8, 2025
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google doesn't penalize ai content itself, it penalizes thin/low quality content regardless of who wrote it
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Penalize? Noooooo
Google and chatgpt want you to flood their index with low quality ai posts by the hundreds. It helps them serve shitty results, and in turn they will reward you with loads of traffic, and you can earn internet gazillions. Is this what you ware expecting?
Who wants their brand represented with ai articles these day?
Make good old fashioned exceelltn hand written content that only you can muster, and thats all you need. You don't need tons of content, you jsut need the right content, int eh right niche, that is right for you!
Google and chatgpt want you to flood their index with low quality ai posts by the hundreds. It helps them serve shitty results, and in turn they will reward you with loads of traffic, and you can earn internet gazillions. Is this what you ware expecting?
Who wants their brand represented with ai articles these day?
Make good old fashioned exceelltn hand written content that only you can muster, and thats all you need. You don't need tons of content, you jsut need the right content, int eh right niche, that is right for you!
rohit755755
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- Jun 22, 2026
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yeah, ai itself is not the penalty. the risky part is publishing raw generic pages with no examples, edits, or reason to trust them.
AI articles can still rank well on Google if the content is useful, original, and written for users, not just for search engines. Google does not penalize content just because it is AI generated. The main issue is low quality or spammy content. I think AI is best used as a helper for research or drafting, then edited by a human to add real value and experience.
johnson2233
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- May 8, 2026
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it depends on your prompting, ai is an inert tool that only delivers as good as you tell it. Take times to ensure your posts are actually good and make sure you proof read them. If you just copy paste what you get from a one-line prompting, google will rank it very low
I agree with you. AI is helpful, but the quality really depends on how well you use it. Good prompts, proper editing, and proofreading make a big difference. If someone just copies and pastes low quality AI content, it usually won’t perform well in search results.
johnson2233
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I have been doing ai content for a few months, and I just do good prompts, and proofread the work, so far, no problems
I agree with you. Google mainly cares about content quality and usefulness, not whether AI helped write it. If the article is well-edited, sounds natural, and provides real value to readers, it can still perform well.