Auto blogs with ChatGPT

I heard if I have Wordpress auto blog, Google will find out and they will not rank my blog and won’t get Adsense approved

Recently I came across ChatGPT Wordpress being sold.

Are those any different?
If so, how Google detect it. Other can reading source that I have Wordpress plugin. I know a ways to hide or manupalte the code.

Or do they search for content to see if it’s part of ChatGPT database.

Do you recommend I started wordless ChatGPT content created website

I have more than 1 blog with adsense running with all ai content. Google is against spam content not ai content. Most auto blog generates spam content as it's generated in bulk. Without proper title and meta description. Which reads like a spam. That's why Google treat it like a spam.
As far as adsense is concern the biggest test is traffic. If your site is getting search traffic. You are most likely going to get approved as google already likes your site. Without traffic your are not going to make any money anyway so why even bother with adsense.
So focus on getting search traffic.

shaymiller said:

I heard if I have Wordpress auto blog, Google will find out and they will not rank my blog and won’t get Adsense approved

Recently I came across ChatGPT Wordpress being sold.

Are those any different?
If so, how Google detect it. Other can reading source that I have Wordpress plugin. I know a ways to hide or manupalte the code.

Or do they search for content to see if it’s part of ChatGPT database.

Do you recommend I started wordless ChatGPT content created website

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Of course, if you know how to properly use and edit the content, you can end up with a blog that fully complies with Google’s rules. But if you rely 100% on raw AI-generated content without any human touch, there’s no way you’ll fool Google.

If you’re planning to build an autoblog with ChatGPT, the key is finding the right balance between automation and manual oversight. AI can help with speed and idea generation, but it still needs human review to make sure the content feels natural, stays accurate, and offers real value. Relying on automation alone usually leads to repetitive or shallow posts, so a bit of editing and topic refinement goes a long way. In the end, the sites that perform best are the ones that mix AI efficiency with genuine human input.

Thanks all

I’m ok with human involvement of 1-2 %

I read about n8m automation might hire someone to set that up

If you know how to use AI tools responsibly and refine the output, you can create a blog that aligns perfectly with Google’s guidelines. But if you publish untouched, fully AI-generated content, there’s no chance you’ll fool Google.