Is creating automated AI content profitable these days?

Gottrix

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Like in the title, I wonder if automated AI content make sense today. In these days search engines like Google has their own AI content what can cause no entries to my page. There are also adblockers so if I would like for example create AI automated blog with ads and maybe some CPA or Affiliate marketing I think it would be hard to make it work, to get some money from it. What do you think about it and how you deal with this?

I'm programmer, and lately I had more time for myself. I wanted to check some AI possibilities. I have created some small prototype of automated blog with AI, connected to Blogger. It all works and my app is generating automated posts on Blogger. The content looks nice but there is still some need of adjustments of my AI models, this is not the problem. The problem is, that I'm not sure if it will work, if people will read blog like that, if my ads and cpa offers would also work when there are adblockers these days. I'm not sure if it's worth spending time on project like that? I have more ideas how to automate it more, for example automated popular topic searching etc. I had some discussion with my older brother and he is almost sure that it won't work and I should do more important things... For example learn some new programming stuff. I don't know. What do you think about it?
 
If you don't use AI content now, you're falling behind to competitors. You need to use AI to scale and keep ahead of the curve.

That's not to say you can't create human content. At the end of the day, we know humans and we know what works to drive sales, get emotions out of people, fomo etc. AI can't do that properly just yet, so adding a human touch to the content is the best
 
You're on the right track Automation has huge potential if paired with smart monetization and niche targeting. Maybe test on a small scale before going all in. Sometimes, ideas need real-world data to prove your brother wrong.
 
Perhaps if you’re looking to scale, personally I’m more of a quality over quantity type of person and AI content often lacks in quality output. I feel like a lot of people (and algorithms) are also getting better at immediately spotting when something is AI generated.
 
AI content, especially short form editing is a super promising niche. And I really don't think you should separate that from your existing experience. There's a ton of stuff in this area that can be automated and programmed (I run a business in AI myself and see it in the market). Always leverage your previous experience brother
 
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