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So I came across a really cool website that takes your input text, and then creates a few paragraphs around that content. Its just a demo, but I think it will work well for SEO

https://talktotransformer.com/

I typed in "We are a cleaning company that specializes in commercial cleaning", and it spit out:

We are a cleaning company that specializes in commercial cleaning services for small and large companies, corporate or personal. With the right company, we can help you with any cleanup project you may have – from your offices to your garage or a small shop. All the work you need is included in our standard pricing! If your business requires more than one type of service or doesn't care about quantity only a small percentage of the services provided will be required at no additional cost.


We provide all types of cleaning services in Portland Oregon! We use the highest quality cleaners and disinfectants in our Portland, Oregon area.


We offer:


A clean room cleaning service as well as an additional cleaning service.


A comprehensive cleaning service on all surfaces.


The best available commercial cleaning for your business or business needs.


We have helped businesses like:


Oregon State Penitentiary

University of Portland

Downtown Portland (Winnipeg)

Lane County Schools (Orono, Gladstone, & Hood River)

Downtown Portland (Tualatin Valley)

and each time I hit the "generate another" button, more greatness was spewed forward!
 
I've tried it a few times and it is just spewing out nonsense.
I will keep trying and update with any good results! Thanks for the share.
 
I saw this one also but it only spits out like 1 paragraph not a few pages? Is there a way to get more content without having to keep adding paragraph after paragraph?
 
My test:
The five richest people in the world are all American. The same five, combined, are responsible for half the world's wealth.

The five richest people in the world are so wealthy that five of them own as much wealth as half the people on the planet.

This is in fact the richest nation in human history. In addition, in the last quarter of 2015, six U.S. men and six U.S. women held, on average, as much wealth as 80 percent of the people in the United Nations. And this is still only a fraction of what the rich make in the rest of the world.

And this is not just wealth. There is also power in what the world's richest people own and control. Their corporations and super-wealthy financial backers have a massive amount of political influence and control over the country and its government. The United States is one of the world's wealthiest corporations, with roughly the same amount of revenue as almost half of our allies (France, the European Union, India, Canada and Australia). It owns about the same amount of stock in Wall

I didn't fact-check all this, so I'm not sure how accurate it all is, but at first glance, this is some pretty interesting AI. I've got a feeling that I know how it works, and it can be quite useful if this tool gets perfected.

EDIT: Another test:
How many galaxies are in existence?

The number of galaxies is known to be approximately 4,000,000,000.

The term "galaxy" comes from the Greek words for "cluster or cluster of galaxies" and "galaxy", which literally means "one great mass of space".

What is an edge of a galaxy?

The edge of a galaxy is the region between two or more of the galaxies.

The edge of a galaxy is considered a point on the sky in which all of the galaxies are located.

How big can a galaxy be?

A typical galaxy is between 10 and 50 billion light years (100 to 1,000 billion km) across.

There are many questions that are answered by the number of galaxies we observe. One of the greatest achievements of astronomers is their capacity to detect, track and study so many galaxies in our universe.
How many planets are in all the galaxies?

There are currently two main theories regarding the number of planets in all the galaxies. The first is that there are only a few, or only one, habitable planets. The second involves a much larger number and involves hundreds, thousands or even millions of planets. This, however, has long been considered speculative, as the numbers involved are too large to be accounted for by the observable, and the planets would need to travel enormous distances to have their light crossed in any systematic way.

But an international team of researchers has now identified a possible answer to this problem, using a unique computer programming tool called the "Tailored Interpolation" technique. They took this tool and applied it to the data of over a thousand galaxies where their data comes from. From their analysis, this team have found that more than 2,500 planets would be required in the Milky Way alone in order to account for its total mass.

So it turns out that there are more than 100 billion stars in the Milky Way, with one star being the sun. That leaves only 13,

Due to our concerns about malicious applications of the technology, we are not releasing the trained model.
Well that stinks... :(

Scrapebox, a digital content provider with roots in the early '90s indie world, has been experimenting with ways to monetize content beyond its paid service. In 2013, the company released Slacker, an ad-supported social network of about 60,000 pages and 40,000 profiles. Slacker also made a deal with Twitter that gave it direct access to the company's nearly 2 billion monthly active users.

In the future, it wouldn't surprise us if Slacker, or a similar service, started adding more ad-free options to its service to drive more people to the site, or offered sponsored content.

The bigger question is whether the ad-based model can ever catch up to the demand from people wanting to share digital media over Facebook.

"Facebook and Twitter are at a disadvantage, in that you can't afford to be out there advertising," explains Daniel O'Brien, co-founder of the MediaCouch network of digital publishers. "Facebook and Twitter still need to spend lots of money to find the perfect audience, but that doesn't have
Ha! It's not perfect. Confirmed. :)
That's what they get for not giving us the trained version.

Overall, it's still quite impressive. I like it.
 
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how to be a good writer

I just want to say sorry for the long delay in posting my guest post. Since my previous one got almost too long I decided to do a short one to ease the stress. Now then I'm almost tired of responding to comments I'm sure but I have so much to say, so I will give you some of my favourite bits!

The secret is to be honest, to be brave, and to think for yourself. I think this one is all of those things! I thought back a couple months ago to how much more honest I had got towards the end of 2015 when I really looked hard for the real stories. Then I started to write a short story called "You Should Think That Way" that I then published online, and then the rest is history.

Why is it important to be honest? Well, it's a good question, and one I've got a number of answers to. But as I said in the previous post and now in this one – you know the answer. It's not just a matter of knowing when to stop doing
 
Currently these so called "AI" generators are all shit, but maybe 3-5 years around, it will be extremely hard to distinguish them with a real writer.
 
We don't care if they spit out shit we just need them to pass copyscape :)
 
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