Is google unable to fight against AI content ?

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Now lot of people using AI content on their websites . Since these tools are so much popular so the content also must be working. Is Google not able to identify such content and is bein fooled by the webmasters ?
 
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AFAIK, they are currently not able to detect AI generated content. However, that can change at any moment.

They have an essentially unlimited budget & unlimited amount of resources to figure it out.
 
I always go over my ai content and make changes so no big deal to me
 
It is AI versus AI. However, remember that AI generated content is never fully ready to publish (that would result in a disaster). AI generated content is always edited (or re-edited) by a human, due to the grammatical mistakes, etc.
 
homeriscool said:
Maybe Google LIKES Ai content?

More competition = more people spend on Google ads?

Just a thought......
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I agree. Gradually, paid advertising (Google Ads, etc) is becoming a more economical way as compared to SEO. It is not yet totally like that, but the process seems to have started. Google and other platforms are now scaling up their means of earning more from their technologies and hence they are already tweaking their various algorithms accordingly and also offering wider and newer advertising options (pay us or we will not put your products in our display and if you still want your products in our display without paying us, we will ensure that it will cost you more than if you do it by paying us).
 
AI is not actually the point.

Check askinglot.com

Clearly, that website is NOT flying under the radar. Google knows very well their business model. And like askinglot, there are A LOT of clones that rank on page 1.

As long as there is no clear authority competitor, Google will rank whatever it finds.

It's the same with AI.

You can't actually make any difference.

Imagine you rewrite an article. What you are doing is essentially what AI would do. What would Google do in that case? Not rank you just because you rewrote an article? It's not the case. Not yet at least.

There is money to be made, especially when working in volume.

L.E. Think about this in another way. Ask yourself "How is Google losing money because of AI content?". The answer might reveal the reason why AI will rank in the future as well and why Google won't do A LOT about it.
 
If the content is unreadable or logically not 100%, the time spent on page will be low, which is a clear indicator for Google that the content is low quality and rank down in search results. So simple, nobody is caring how the content is written/generated. The main goal is to make quality output for visitors at the end of the day.
 
I don't think so, there are tools capable of producing so good content that you literally can't tell it was written by a non-human if you minimally tweak the AI output here and there.
 
Alexion said:
AI is not actually the point.

Check askinglot.com

Clearly, that website is NOT flying under the radar. Google knows very well their business model. And like askinglot, there are A LOT of clones that rank on page 1.

As long as there is no clear authority competitor, Google will rank whatever it finds.

It's the same with AI.

You can't actually make any difference.

Imagine you rewrite an article. What you are doing is essentially what AI would do. What would Google do in that case? Not rank you just because you rewrote an article? It's not the case. Not yet at least.

There is money to be made, especially when working in volume.

L.E. Think about this in another way. Ask yourself "How is Google losing money because of AI content?". The answer might reveal the reason why AI will rank in the future as well and why Google won't do A LOT about it.
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Nice one, I like the site.

No , not the moment, it's not able to. Bing and yandex can detect and deindex your ai content citing low quality content as their search engine gives more emphasis on content quality then back links unlike Google.
 
IM Rider said:
Bing and yandex can detect and deindex your ai content citing low quality content as their search engine
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I've seen this repeated lately and I can guarantee you this isn't the case. They might be hammering automated sites differently to Google at the moment but they're definitely not 'detecting AI content'.

Just like 'normal' content, it indexes and ranks faster than Google.
 
SEOMadHatter said:
I've seen this repeated lately and I can guarantee you this isn't the case. They might be hammering automated sites differently to Google at the moment but they're definitely not 'detecting AI content'.

Just like 'normal' content, it indexes and ranks faster than Google.
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i am telling from my experience , i will check you youtube channel.
 
My guess that it doesn't matter to Google whether an AI writer wrote the article or a human. What they will reward is well written content that covers the page subject better than any competing page.
 
IM Rider said:
i am telling from my experience , i will check you youtube channel.
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Is this one of your own domains or something you could share so I can take a look?

I just double-checked a couple of examples both new and old and both Bing and Yandex have indexed and ranked them. Some after a few weeks and others have been up a few months without problem.
 
Google uses USER experience signals

This usually filters out the OBVIOUS AI articles

For you to GET AWAY with using AI articles, you need to spend time EDITING the result and also analyzing it for SEARCH INTENT

It takes a lot of work and time to get AI content to work but it can work as long as the UX signals are there... eventually
 
Can you tell this was not written by a human? It was produced by Anyword with no editing. I sure the hell couldn't tell and other's I've shown it to couldn't either.
Check it out.
 
I bet almost if not all content writers are using AI technology on their writings.
If you can't see the difference a moron bot isn't going to notice either.
 
Alexion said:
Check askinglot.com

Clearly, that website is NOT flying under the radar. Google knows very well their business model. And like askinglot, there are A LOT of clones that rank on page 1.
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or now even quora answers are from jarvis and likes offer exactly such service.
 
Google won't identify the Ai content . As long as the content is good it will accept any content.
 
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