Did anyone actually test how Google perceives ChatGPT vs manually generated content?

Yes, I have been extensively testing how google reacts to various quality levels of AI content.

One-shot ChatGPT articles are more often than not seen as thin content. Just providing AI with a title and getting it to write a full article isn't a long term strategy.

I moved from ChatGPT to exclusively using the OpenAI playground, and spend a lot of time experimenting with advanced prompts, and tweaking other settings.

It is possible to get AI to write human level content, but takes a lot of work and constant training.
 
Yes, I have been extensively testing how google reacts to various quality levels of AI content.

One-shot ChatGPT articles are more often than not seen as thin content. Just providing AI with a title and getting it to write a full article isn't a long term strategy.

I moved from ChatGPT to exclusively using the OpenAI playground, and spend a lot of time experimenting with advanced prompts, and tweaking other settings.

It is possible to get AI to write human level content, but takes a lot of work and constant training.
You are right. I use the playground to make high quality long-form articles.
 
Yes, I have been extensively testing how google reacts to various quality levels of AI content.

One-shot ChatGPT articles are more often than not seen as thin content. Just providing AI with a title and getting it to write a full article isn't a long term strategy.

I moved from ChatGPT to exclusively using the OpenAI playground, and spend a lot of time experimenting with advanced prompts, and tweaking other settings.

It is possible to get AI to write human level content, but takes a lot of work and constant training.

At what point do you know that the article you made is human-like enough to publish?
 
At what point do you know that the article you made is human-like enough to publish?

I don't understand the question... I read it. AI content is usually very one dimensional, and I use 5+ different prompt templates per article to remove this mechanical footprint.
 
I don't understand the question... I read it. AI content is usually very one dimensional, and I use 5+ different prompt templates per article to remove this mechanical footprint.

Well I mean that at some point you need to stop editing the AI content and publish it hoping that it's good enough for Google. I guess you're just using your gut feeling, thought maybe there's some other way
 
Well I mean that at some point you need to stop editing the AI content and publish it hoping that it's good enough for Google. I guess you're just using your gut feeling, thought maybe there's some other way

Not gut feeling, experience. With over a decade of building sites, It becomes second nature.
 
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