AI Content Generation and SEO

I think that on the one hand, a search engine is like an oracle. It is neutral and knows everything; it has no preferences or feelings.

And on the other hand, a search engine is like a person. It has preferences and feelings, it can be biased or not.

It can also be like a cat. It has preferences and feelings, but it is a bit of an asshole.

I have a confession, though. I didn't write those last 3 sentences, GPT-3 did. I prompted it with the keyword "Search Engine Optimization" and that's what it started spitting out.

It's profound, accurate, funny. Impressive, right?

The scary thing is, we still don't know just how much AI will affect the content space.

Go to philosopherai .com and type in "Search Engine Optimization". Show us if you get anything interesting.

I will hazard a guess that AI content generation will become so prolific it will be a problem for traditional content creators who don't leverage it.

This will also become problematic for Google and other SE's for many reasons.

Google may start putting much more emphasis on who is actually behind the content being produced. Is it an anonymous author (who may or may not be a robot) or is it a credible industry expert?

Establishing a credible author persona would be wise for the future: "Dig your well before you need to drink."

I have a feeling the content arms race is going to be much more interesting in the next 5 years than it has been in the last decade.

Well, AI is certainly getting better fast, but when I look at the unimpressive results I get from automated translation and content services today, I don't think we have to worry about anything in the next 5 years. Nonetheless, creating a good author persona is still a good idea for connecting with your readers.

Coming up with single sentences is much easier than writing a whole text.

My first thought was it was written by a nonnative English speaker.

Google has said they’re disliking it means we need to start using it

Google himself uses AI

It aint a legit product if it doesnt advertise that such and such uses the latest AI technology.

The text is kind of rough. It may fool non-native speakers, but anyone else will see right through it. It may also prove decent at confusing Google and the like, at least for a little while. Remember that search engine companies use bots as well, and their budgets tend to be bigger. I wouldn’t bet on AI taking content writing jobs away, at least within the next decade or so.

It’s just a matter of time.

I know guy who is using GPT-2 to produce filler content for his tier 2 site and gets good results. GPT-3, from what I know, is much more competent, and it took just one year to develop.

nst1m said:

It’s just a matter of time.

I know guy who is using GPT-2 to produce filler content for his tier 2 site and gets good results. GPT-3, from what I know, is much more competent, and it took just one year to develop.

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