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Google is DELETING thousands of AI generated websites!!

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  • #13272
    Kayla
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    EFFFFFF MEEEEEEEEEEE

    #13273
    Marilyn
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    that’s why you don’t copy and paste ChatGPT articles verbatim on your blogs dude. AI has it’s place but writing your entire articles is not the place.

    #13274
    Samantha
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    that’s why you don’t copy and paste ChatGPT articles verbatim on your blogs dude. AI has it’s place but writing your entire articles is not the place.

    So, Google lied?

    #13275
    Maria
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    hmmm, I don’t think Google ever told anyone to use AI for blogging.

    #13276
    Madison
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    Actually Google literally said, AI content is fine.

    But now, they have 180 degrees reversed, and destroying everyone!!

    #13277
    Evelyn
    Guest

    Actually Google literally said, AI content is fine.

    where did they say that?

    #13278
    Roger
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    #13328
    Brandon
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    Literally we can’t believe anything Google says anymore, it’s often the exact opposite of what they say, I think 90% of their PR now is just gaslighting the SEO community

    #13336
    Alexis
    Guest

    Cuppa AI, among others are trying to make it harder to detect….

    #14379
    Kathryn
    Guest

    Here are some good summaries for 2024:

    https://www.contentpowered.com/blog/penalized-ai-content-cleanup/

    ZERO AI content on his blog, and ranking really well, just good old fashion writing

    https://www.contentpowered.com/blog/ai-content-rank-google/

    #14402
    Stephanie
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    How much AI Content is Present in Google?

    In general, we found a continuously increasing presence of AI content. Before GPT-2 was released to the public, AI content was detected in only 2.3% of our sampled websites. Around five years and three Open AI GPT models later, that percentage increased almost threefold to 10.2% in March 2024.

    We also found that even after Google’s implementation of its helpful content policy, first introduced in August 2022, the machine-content saturation still increased. It is however notable that with the introduction of AI to the general public via Chat-GPT, we did expect to see a spike in AI content in Google, which our data does not confirm. This suggests that Google’s helpful content and spam policies have been at least partially successful at keeping AI Spam at bay. To learn more about Google’s interactions with AI content, check out our study on the March 2024 Google update, and its repercussions.

    from: https://originality.ai/ai-content-in-google-search-results

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