Experimental Findings: How Google Responds to AI-Generated Content

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Hello! :)


I was genuinely intrigued by this question, so in 2021, I purchased the domain vproexpert.com and decided to occasionally publish AI-generated content there. It was important to me that the experiment remain pure, so I never resorted to purchasing backlinks for these articles.

Initially, I used CPT-2 and later switched to CPT-3 for creating content. Since my English proficiency wasn't very strong at the time, I suspect the quality of the content suffered.

Everything changed when I gained access to ChatGPT and Dreamstudio for image creation. This allowed me to produce and share higher-quality content.

Here are the experimental results:
- No issues with Google including the AI-generated content in its index.
- Confirmed that AI-created content can attract traffic from both Google Discover and Google organic search.
- Throughout the entire duration of publishing the content, the site has never been penalized during major Google core algorithm updates.
- Pages featuring such content, even without backlinks, are capable of ranking within Google's top 10 search results.
- Interestingly, some AI-generated images were actually added to Bing's collection, complete with follow links. How cool is that?

Drawbacks of the experiment:
- While I made efforts to ensure the content quality was good enough, the creation process still required human attention as it wasn't fully automated.
- It's possible that the chosen theme of the site limited my ability to create a larger volume of content.

Overall, the experiment yielded valuable insights, showcasing the potential of AI-generated content in the eyes of Google.

Let me know if there's anything else you'd like to know!
 
Very nice of you to share that, thank you! Do you mind sharing how many articles you were posting and what parts of the output you had to edit with human touch?
 
Very nice of you to share that, thank you! Do you mind sharing how many articles you were posting and what parts of the output you had to edit with human touch?
Hello!
A total of 57 articles of varying quality were published. Recall that this was just an experiment, and I did not have a goal to develop it further.

Since I started using ChatGPT, I have been editing about 5 percent of the content in the URL. This involved tasks such as formatting the text, adding quotes, internal links, and images.
 
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