- Jan 22, 2008
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CORPORATIONS ALLOWING FOR BLACKHAT AND GRAYHAT TO LEARN AND TEACH THEIR AI

Years pass, people on the forum write that Blackhat will always remain.
Meanwhile, corporations have been feeding their AI with Blackhat and Grayhat materials for years. They are getting better at recognizing context. It's already getting harder and harder. It won't do you anything to hide your magic CPA link. AI will understand the context of an article, comment, video or entire page. It will compare blackhat/grayhat material to other content and ban you, not for your specific offense, but for your intention.
Youtube
A good example were the famous game hacks on YouTube. They still appear, but there are fewer and fewer of them. Not because there were too many of them. At first, the AI started recognizing URLs in videos. However, the creators began to remove the URL from the video and send it, for example, in the form of an e-mail auto reply. "If you want a hack, email [email protected]." So what? AI quickly learned to recognize video context, patterns in similar videos, and keywords used by creators. Currently, Youtube is practically dead for CPAs like Ogads. What's left is a minority of passionate, Ogads veterans who haven't realized that it's over.
Currently we have video spam generated by AI, it's harder to recognise but I think in few years they will start to clean service and cut traffic very well. They just waiting and learning.
TikTok
We currently have a similar situation with TikTok. However, TikTok is not interested in CPAs such as Ogads, small dropshipping, gambling, etc. for now of course people doing well.
What interests TikTok is the adult plague. From month to month they make it difficult to maintain such profiles. They detect the smallest amounts of bare skin, human faces, detect video context. Dancing girl? Cool! We have millions of girls like this. First, let's check if this is actually the profile of one girl. Dozens of videos with different girls? Approx! You are caught, we will cut your traffic. We're not sure? We will send your video to a moderator who will decide whether we will cut your traffic.
NO! We won't ban you. Keep uploading such materials and we will feed them to our AI.
Google Play
A similar situation occurred between 2018 and 2020 in Google Play. Google itself admitted that for years they allowed the so-called "shit apps", low-quality apps that use blackhat techniques for monetization. They used these applications to train AI algorithms. For detecting the most common patterns, detecting the context and behavior of these applications. Google does this at annual intervals, each year between June and July there is the so-called "ban hammer", where the AI iron broom is launched.
SEO
Another bastion, quite new, is SEO and AI blogs. They simply allow hundreds of thousands of GPT-generated blogs. They feed their AI these articles to detect context and patterns.
Will blackhat and grayhat come to an end?
I think so, but not now. We have a few years, maybe 5, maybe 10. You will win against the corporation, moderators, programmers. You can't win with artificial intelligence that understands your intentions and context.
What can we do?
Gradually move into white hat areas. Take care of your own email lists and become independent from corporations. Build your own brand independent of the blackhat world.
However, I have concerns that over time, email technology will become the target of corporations. The last bastion of freedom.
We can also do what they want. Pay for their ads.

Years pass, people on the forum write that Blackhat will always remain.
Meanwhile, corporations have been feeding their AI with Blackhat and Grayhat materials for years. They are getting better at recognizing context. It's already getting harder and harder. It won't do you anything to hide your magic CPA link. AI will understand the context of an article, comment, video or entire page. It will compare blackhat/grayhat material to other content and ban you, not for your specific offense, but for your intention.
Youtube
A good example were the famous game hacks on YouTube. They still appear, but there are fewer and fewer of them. Not because there were too many of them. At first, the AI started recognizing URLs in videos. However, the creators began to remove the URL from the video and send it, for example, in the form of an e-mail auto reply. "If you want a hack, email [email protected]." So what? AI quickly learned to recognize video context, patterns in similar videos, and keywords used by creators. Currently, Youtube is practically dead for CPAs like Ogads. What's left is a minority of passionate, Ogads veterans who haven't realized that it's over.
Currently we have video spam generated by AI, it's harder to recognise but I think in few years they will start to clean service and cut traffic very well. They just waiting and learning.
TikTok
We currently have a similar situation with TikTok. However, TikTok is not interested in CPAs such as Ogads, small dropshipping, gambling, etc. for now of course people doing well.
What interests TikTok is the adult plague. From month to month they make it difficult to maintain such profiles. They detect the smallest amounts of bare skin, human faces, detect video context. Dancing girl? Cool! We have millions of girls like this. First, let's check if this is actually the profile of one girl. Dozens of videos with different girls? Approx! You are caught, we will cut your traffic. We're not sure? We will send your video to a moderator who will decide whether we will cut your traffic.
NO! We won't ban you. Keep uploading such materials and we will feed them to our AI.
Google Play
A similar situation occurred between 2018 and 2020 in Google Play. Google itself admitted that for years they allowed the so-called "shit apps", low-quality apps that use blackhat techniques for monetization. They used these applications to train AI algorithms. For detecting the most common patterns, detecting the context and behavior of these applications. Google does this at annual intervals, each year between June and July there is the so-called "ban hammer", where the AI iron broom is launched.
SEO
Another bastion, quite new, is SEO and AI blogs. They simply allow hundreds of thousands of GPT-generated blogs. They feed their AI these articles to detect context and patterns.
Will blackhat and grayhat come to an end?
I think so, but not now. We have a few years, maybe 5, maybe 10. You will win against the corporation, moderators, programmers. You can't win with artificial intelligence that understands your intentions and context.
What can we do?
Gradually move into white hat areas. Take care of your own email lists and become independent from corporations. Build your own brand independent of the blackhat world.
However, I have concerns that over time, email technology will become the target of corporations. The last bastion of freedom.
We can also do what they want. Pay for their ads.