How does long tail keywords differ in YouTube vs Google?

tiiberius said:

Long-tails keywords are easier there as well but to rank for them, you usually have to cover wider topic.

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Nattsurfaren said:

I suspect that is not the full story given how easy it is to use AI to generate content. Have you noticed other requirements Google needs in order for your content to qualify and stay in the index?

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AI algorithms, including language models like ChatGPT, are designed to generate text that is similar to the input they receive. This can help them to provide context and fulfill search intent to some extent, but they do not have a deep understanding of the meaning or significance of the text they generate. AI algorithms are not capable of understanding the context or intent behind the text they generate, and they do not have the ability to infer or interpret the meaning of the text in the same way that a human would.
Instead, AI algorithms rely on statistical patterns and associations that they have learned from the data they have been trained on. These patterns and associations can help the AI to generate text that is coherent and relevant to the input it receives, but they do not provide a deep understanding of the meaning or significance of the text. As a result, AI-generated text may be similar to human-generated text in some ways, but it is not capable of the kind of context-aware, intention-fulfilling language understanding that humans are capable of.

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