Ai truth with Google update ai content allowed

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AI allowed or not allowed by Google in Google, it is still not crystal clear. Nonetheless, Google uses (or will use) AI to detect AI, in other words Google uses (or will use) AI to detect what "quality" a content is and AI is never (as yet) perfect, so the detection of AI by Google's AI detection also is (or will be) flawed in a way that non-AI content could be detected as AI content and AI content could be detected as non-AI content.
The best solution is for Google to hire 1 billion human beings in order to manually detect AI content, until the time comes when AI detection is perfect enough to detect AI content.
 
ai content will continue to rock the serps as its the easiest way to create content and get traffic.

push a button and you are getting traffic
 
push a button and you are getting traffic
I agree o_O. Let us say 1 million websites want to rank on page 1 of Google for the keyword (phrase) "best coffee in the world", if all these 1 million websites get awesome AI content (push of a button or a few pushes of a button), then all these 1 million websites can very easily rank on page 1 of Google :confused: for the keyword (phrase) "best coffee in the world". AI content has actually completely solved all possible challenges of SEO folks and infact with AI content now available at the push of a button, there is absolutely no need and no use of SEO at all whatsoever :eek:
Because each and every website in the world can now very easily rank on page 1 of Google, for whatever keywords they desire :confused:, using AI content and with just a push of a button or a few pushes of a button.
 
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true, but for people that search and browse websites, will probably won't get any new info and it will all be mixed stuff. :/
True, with ONLY just AI content (no need for any SEO), even 1 billion websites can very easily rank on page 1 of Google, for the same keyword. It makes a lot of sense :confused:
 
True, with ONLY just AI content (no need for any SEO), even 1 billion websites can very easily rank on page 1 of Google, for the same keyword. It makes a lot of sense :confused:
That's the potential. But also there comes the competition.
 
If OpenAI releases a tool that can basically replace Google as a way for users to get the information they need (assuming the information can also be verified automatically/cross-referenced on multiple reputable sources), then what are the downstream effects in the IM industry?

Seems like you can bypass Google and get your highly in-depth answers to your Google searches, and in a 2-5 years the results will be incredible accurate and include a lot of new elements we didn't have before.

Maybe the new information engine will provide links to sources or links to additional content, and those websites will be the ones getting traffic.

So we'll move from SEO to AI-O... Basically we're going to have to either create our own AI models to make money, or learn how to optimize for AI.
 
AI allowed or not allowed by Google in Google, it is still not crystal clear. Nonetheless, Google uses (or will use) AI to detect AI, in other words Google uses (or will use) AI to detect what "quality" a content is and AI is never (as yet) perfect, so the detection of AI by Google's AI detection also is (or will be) flawed in a way that non-AI content could be detected as AI content and AI content could be detected as non-AI content.
The best solution is for Google to hire 1 billion human beings in order to manually detect AI content, until the time comes when AI detection is perfect enough to detect AI content.

Even then, AI will work with AI to not let humans know they're AI :D
 
AI allowed or not allowed by Google in Google, it is still not crystal clear. Nonetheless, Google uses (or will use) AI to detect AI, in other words Google uses (or will use) AI to detect what "quality" a content is and AI is never (as yet) perfect, so the detection of AI by Google's AI detection also is (or will be) flawed in a way that non-AI content could be detected as AI content and AI content could be detected as non-AI content.
The best solution is for Google to hire 1 billion human beings in order to manually detect AI content, until the time comes when AI detection is perfect enough to detect AI content.
It's crystal clear from Googles blog here:
https://developers.google.com/search/blog/2023/02/google-search-and-ai-content
Helpful and accurate Ai content is okay. Inaccurate and spam type of Ai content won't benefit your website with growth.
 
mmmm I believe is allowed to use it but the problem is when is used for spam there is where the problem starts and they get restrictions on the sites but they can't stop the usage of the AI.
 
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