Google Says AI Generated Content Is Against Guidelines

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Google’s Search Advocate John Mueller says content automatically generated with AI writing tools is considered spam, according to the search engine’s webmaster guidelines. Another SEJ article citing Mu.

https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-says-ai-generated-content-is-against-guidelines/444916/
 
AI content impossible to track by google if you use google NLP for SEO. I am working on this tool and it will be shared soon on bhw.
 
John who when did he say anything correc, most recent I remembered google doesnr do updates on weekends since employees are off and …,….,, wait for it ,……. An update came on the weekend . Plus many are now openly calling him out, and some have said he doesn’t know a thing.
 
I don't think Mr. Muller will be able to find out and differentiate between AI written content.

People are generating huge amount of posts using AI and making money from it.

AI is the future, after all.
 
Google has announced that AI-generated content is against its guidelines, as it can be used to mislead or deceive users. This announcement comes after Google revealed that it had been using AI to generate results for some of its search queries.

That was AI generated content Mr.JM!
 
google is building a tool to destroy themselves, the AI!
 
The thing is, all of these AI content generation tools are designed to help you WRITE. They aren't a plug and play solution like most people imagine them to be. Sure, on lower tiers, or on PBNs this content will do just fine. However, if you're building a money site, you will need to tweak the content and fact check it to make it readable. You want to use the AI content as a base and then turn it into something meaningful that addresses the search query. Remember, that's all that matters. As long as you are answering the search query properly, no one gives a fuck if it is AI generated content or not. If you are fluffing through your blog posts then regardless of who wrote it, or how good it sounds, your content is useless. You want content that serves it's purpose (addresses the search intent), at that point the grammar and the actual writing become less important. Just exercise common sense and you will be fine.
 
Yeah, Google cannot tell whether its AI or not, even spinning articles get past Google which is probably worse than AI written content
 
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