Is Google really ok with AI content ?

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Google has few times stated that they are ok with AI content if it suitable for users. But this can be huge problem in niches like health which need expert advice in most cases. So will Google be ok with AI content in such niches also ?
 
Google has few times stated that they are ok with AI content if it suitable for users. But this can be huge problem in niches like health which need expert advice in most cases. So will Google be ok with AI content in such niches also ?
I think yes, long as the AI content provides accurate information. I mean, what difference does it make?

If AI produces accurate information just like human writer, what difference would that be to a visitor/user, assuming there are little to no grammatical errors?
 
Google has few times stated that they are ok with AI content if it suitable for users. But this can be huge problem in niches like health which need expert advice in most cases. So will Google be ok with AI content in such niches also ?

It is hard to say if this is true in general, but let's presume it is, and Google will be OK with AI content. In such a case, as long as an "expert", meaning a doctor with a degree and experience in the field, "verifies" the AI content (which is something that can be easily manipulated to be honest), Google should be OK with that. That's the EEAT they put so much emphasis on nowadays.
 
If you look close enough in the forum you'll find some threads about Google saying that they do not care whether its AI generated content or not as long as its written for the people and not the search engine.
 
As long as it is good content, I think Google will give it a ranking, but it still needs SEO optimization, keyword compilation, table creation, etc.
 
If you look close enough in the forum you'll find some threads about Google saying that they do not care whether its AI generated content
There is no official account of Google here. So who said this ?
 
There is no official account of Google here. So who said this ?
Google's web developer guidelines, for one, which was just updated on February 8, 2023 to clarify their position on AI content (it's fine, so long as it's helpful to users):

https://developers.google.com/search/blog/2023/02/google-search-and-ai-content
Also, Danny Sullivan:


"We haven't said AI content is bad. We've said, pretty clearly, content written primarily for search engines rather than humans is the issue. That's what we're focused on. If someone fires up 100 humans to write content just to rank, or fires up a spinner, or a AI, same issue..."
 
You think the biggest search engine is not capable of finding out AI content?
If A.I generated content is on par with human generated content, how will they find the difference? Look for spelling and grammatical errors and slangs ?
 
Again, the whole point of AI content is they can't tell it's AI content.

If they detect generated content, they gonna screw you no matter if their reps say otherwise.
 
They can find with their tools designed by their extraordinary engineers.

This particular AI content finder was created by the combined team of MIT-IBM Watson AI lab and HarvardNLP:

http://gltr.io/
There are also a number of other ways to detect AI content. For some of these ways (listed below), these are pretty simple. The engineers at Google likely have more sophisticated tools at their disposal, and within their copies of the Google Chrome web browser. Things we haven't even heard of yet.

https://www.demandsage.com/ai-content-detectors/
 
I dont think google care so much if the content its writen by ai or not ,i think the important thing its the quality of the content
 
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