Google said it is not against AI Content

News: Google said they are not against AI content until and unless it is used to manipulate search ranking. SO we can use the AI content but need to give it a human touch.

Google Search Central Tweet:
In our post today, learn how AI-generated content fits into our long-standing approach to showing helpful content to people on Search and our guidance for creators who have questions about using AI tools:

Link to google Tweet: https://t.co/IziNAe5jyK


In this google said they are not against AI content until and unless it is used to manipulate search ranking. So we can use the AI content but need to give a human touch.


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that's a great thing, so officially you do not have to worry much. As far as human touch is concerned, content was always about quality, so that makes sense

This is common knowledge for those in the SEO world. It´s even on Google Webmaster Guidelines...


Source: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/essentials/spam-policies

...the issue is, people often just read the first half of that one-liner I highlighted inside a blue box and forget the last part. The one that reads "...without regard for quality or user experience".

Roger Marquez said:

This is common knowledge for those in the SEO world. It´s even on Google Webmaster Guidelines...

Source: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/essentials/spam-policies

...the issue is, people often just read the first half of that one-liner I highlighted inside a blue box and forget the last part. The one that reads "...without regard for quality or user experience".

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That's why bro in the first line I have added human touch is required to add factual and necessary information and yes we read the first part not the whole information
Thanks for adding this as well much needed