Looking for strong evidence Google is using quantum computers

Hi.

I am a black hat guy. A ton of stuff I do is focused around tricks.
In recent years I started to pick up AI and translated content.

There is no evidence to back up people claims on this forum that Google is able to detect translated content.

Semantically translated content is 99.9% unique.
The content is trash and doesn't make sense once you translate it.
However, if you are able to make this process flow and add 10% of valuable info, you might very well hit the jackpot.

If Google was about to analyze every text by translating it to over 100 languages it supports, they would waste so much power and make software so complex, they'd be unable to focus on spamming ads and paid content.
But these days people assume Google has attained the power of God. However my content sticks despite of the fact it's based on a bunch of tricks.

We are a unique group of people. In fact there is probably less than million people doing SEO that way.

Google is like police, but they won't focus on something that is so difficult to detect and the only thing they could do would be to check if the content was translated via their very own translator.
If you manage to get rid of mistakes and language specific issues, you made a working workaround for their detection processes.

Show me the evidence that Google is using quantum computers to detect spammers and I'll stop forever.

So how many sites you got and how much traffics now? Did you get any penalty on those?

terrycody said:

So how many sites you got and how much traffics now? Did you get any penalty on those?

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I am not running sites of mine since I was learning the SEO game. I have done all the stuff for someone else.
For one business we together have ranked page one on approximately 2000 keywords in a year using only 100 domains and a ton of rewritten content.
It's been going for 3 years now.

This is like you take a piece of content and make lists of that or you take lists and translate them into paragraphs.
You can find so many ways to make it seem like it wasn't translated it's insane.

I forgot to mention it's for tier 1 and tier 2 links. Money site is out of the equation.
And the 2nd thing I forgot is that it doesn't work for scams and affiliate websites that are there merely for the sake of advertising affiliate links.
You've got to have your products, services, locations and stores in place.

crnack said:

I am not running sites of mine since I was learning the SEO game. I have done all the stuff for someone else.
For one business we together have ranked page one on approximately 2000 keywords in a year using only 100 domains and a ton of rewritten content.
It's been going for 3 years now.

This is like you take a piece of content and make lists of that or you take lists and translate them into paragraphs.
You can find so many ways to make it seem like it wasn't translated it's insane.

I forgot to mention it's for tier 1 and tier 2 links. Money site is out of the equation.

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Totally agree, you can make different intrepretations of the content with small changes, since the moment you put something new and remake its structure and organization you are creating new content.

So the truth is that you need to combine white hat business with black / grey hat techniques.
And that's how you evolve in this business.

goodle uses it yes you can buy one too with 1 million

There is a common misunderstanding of how search algorithms and methods are built.

There is a ongoing belief Google is analyzing everything in 1000s of operations per second.

Now imagine how much electricity and recources they would waste doing it this way.

So what do they do? They just see your content isn't getting any links and behavioral patterns show that people aren't interested in the translated content.
If you put it onto your money site, you might rank for a while, but your CTR will be so low, they'll quickly check and put you on 2nd or 3rd page of SERPs.
In fact in one of my experiments I put a ton of translated content, but haven't added call to action and any content that would make the user interested.
The site ranked in 2 weeks, but only a few would visit the website and there would be no CTA or anything for those who visited the page. Bounce rate was too high.

It was one of those "intent" mismatches.

google is using quantum computers, that's for sure. in 2014 they partnered with d-wave quatum computer maker for the tech. Google is their biggest investor now.
i watched a youtube seminar with some of their c-level employees & engineers.
it's insane what they are saying they are currently doing with it.
there are infinite parallel universes of earth and these computers can access information from them to extract and bring into our universe. past/future timelines capable of being manipulated. sounds like a total science fiction fantasy. but thats what the head guys of d-wave say they were doing with them at this seminar. it was a mind blowing video will probably be censored in the future.

back on to the topic. it's black/gray hat innately. whats point of proving they use quantum tech. it won't last forever. just like regular seo algorithms. eventually G's algorithms and coders get wise to it and method will be inert.

uncutu said:

there are infinite parallel universes of earth and these computers can access information from them to extract and bring into our universe. past/future timelines capable of being manipulated. sounds like a total science fiction fantasy. it was a mind blowing video will probably be censored in the future.

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Could you link the video where they're saying that?

crnack said:

Could you link the video where they're saying that?

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He said it's just a metaphor of physics. He also sounds like he has smoked too much of some stuff.
And a salesman.

https://www.dwavesys.com/take-leapWhat I understand, we will need to translate content with D-wave services in the future.

Even straight up duplicated content can outrank the original, why would translated content not work?

I dont think google gives two fucks about it tbh.

they arent using quantum computers yet for search.. maybe for some research, but its a completely different game at this moment.
also translated content works fine and that they can detect it is a myth. just like you said, they would have to translate every single page in hundreds of languages it just needs way too much computing power even with the server power google has.
i mean even markov text still works.. there are too much people in SEO just assuming things without even trying, but they put out their theories as facts.

Quantum computers are extremely sensitive
A small rise in temp can screw the whole computing mechanism as we know it
I guess they haven't found a workaround for that so far

Symbiosis could also be a possibility in the future.
Even our present-day encryption won't stand a chance against brute-force attempts with these beasts. So, I firmly believe it's something they would consider down the line.

HustleTong said:

Quantum computers are extremely sensitive
A small rise in temp can screw the whole computing mechanism as we know it
I guess they haven't found a workaround for that so far

Symbiosis could also be a possibility in the future.
Even our present-day encryption won't stand a chance against brute-force attempts with these beasts. So, I firmly believe it's something they would consider down the line.

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https://msmalina.medium.com/quantum-computers-will-not-break-into-your-mailbox-any-time-soon-a0caa2c0167e

That's 100% right. combine it with on page SEO and unique schema and you can put your properties on fire