Any examples of AI generated blogs

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There is plenty of noise about AI generated blogs and what not.
But I am yet to come across any.
Have you seen any AI generated blogs?
 
Yes, but I'm copying/improving their strategy. It would be a conflict of interest to share.
 
There is plenty of noise about AI generated blogs and what not.
But I am yet to come across any.
Have you seen any AI generated blogs?
Yes, there are many examples of AI-generated blogs available online. Some of these blogs are produced entirely by artificial intelligence, while others are generated using a combination of AI and human input.

One example of an AI-generated blog is the "AI Weirdness" blog, which is written by researcher and writer Janelle Shane using a language model called GPT-3 (Generative Pre-trained Transformer 3). The blog explores the weird and unexpected results that can arise when AI systems are trained on unusual datasets or given unusual prompts.

Another example is the "This Marketing Blog Does Not Exist," which is a blog that uses the same GPT-3 language model to generate marketing-related content. The blog produces a range of content, including blog posts, product descriptions, and social media posts, all of which are written entirely by the AI system.

There are also many AI tools and platforms available that can generate blog content, such as Copy.ai, Writesonic, and Jarvis.ai. These tools use machine learning algorithms to analyze and generate text based on user inputs, such as a desired tone or keyword focus.

While AI-generated blogs can be a useful tool for generating content quickly and efficiently, it's important to note that the quality of the content may vary, and the resulting content may not always be coherent or accurate. It's important to carefully review and edit any AI-generated content before publishing it to ensure that it meets your standards for quality and accuracy.
 
No one is telling if they use AI. Many people will use ChatGPT as a scaffold only and then re-write.
 
No one is telling if they use AI. Many people will use ChatGPT as a scaffold only and then re-write.
Actually there are many who do for whatever reason. I found one person contacting me for guest post and writing priases about chatgpt and publishing articles on linkedin which were clearly chatgpt.
These people don't realize you don't give away the game to your readers.
To the point where can you find ai content site? I will suggest to just google something and you will start finding pretty soon on search results.
 
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Actually there are many who do for what reason. I found one person contacting me go guest post and writing priases about chatgpt and publishing article there which were clearly chatgpt.
These people don't realize you don't give away the game to your readers.
To the point where can you find ai content site? I will suggest to just google something and you will start finding pretty soon on search results.
Moral of the story be discreet and add value to AI posts where you can.
 
Moral of the story be discreet and add value to AI posts where you can.
Moral of the story is that today's AI generating blogs and hoping to make big bucks have no clue how autoblogging trend of 2010s ended.
I wish I could see some examples of such blogs but looks like everyone talks about it but no one has clue - kinda The King is wearing no clothes story
 
Period, guaranteed, confirmed, in assertion - no one will reveal including members here.

anyways, we might accidentally outed someone’s blog out too.

why not just buy an article so you do have the info
 
Moral of the story is that today's AI generating blogs and hoping to make big bucks have no clue how autoblogging trend of 2010s ended.
I wish I could see some examples of such blogs but looks like everyone talks about it but no one has clue - kinda The King is wearing no clothes story
I have never got into autoblogging back in the days, but for some creative enough I suppose it lasted more than for the rest, even until today. Of course with all the Google updates traffic can't beat past performance using the same old methods.

Some people shared a few examples in the forum but I can't remember the threads/posts, so I'm going to chime in by PM and send you some sites that I know (not mine).
 
Period, guaranteed, confirmed, in assertion - no one will reveal including members here.

anyways, we might accidentally outed someone’s blog out too.

why not just buy an article so you do have the info
The only reason I wanted to see examples of such sites is to check if they are nothing more than old wine in new bottle or are there really employing something new - some sort of cutting edge technology. For example, are these based on what is trending in past week or month. To search for a trending item and then quickly write lot of articles about it can be great provided the content is really worthwhile curious human beings.
Otherwise it will be just another iteration of auto blogging.
 
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