Google uses advanced algorithms and machine learning techniques to detect and evaluate the quality of content on websites. These algorithms are designed to identify and flag low-quality or spammy content, such as duplicate or machine-generated content.
It’s worth noting that content generated by GPT-3 and other AI language models like ChatGPT, can often be detected as machine-generated, and it may be flagged by Google’s algorithms. This is because the writing style, grammar, and sentence structure may not be as natural as human-generated content.
Therefore, it’s important to make sure that any content generated by AI models like ChatGPT is reviewed and edited by a human before it is published on your website to ensure that it meets Google’s quality standards and policies. Additionally, it’s also important to make sure that the site has enough original and unique content, and that it is in compliance with Google’s policies in terms of user experience, design, and navigability.
LKS
February 2, 2023 at 5:32 amYes, you are right because there is a very far difference between human-generated content and the other way-generated content from machine-like ChatGPT, it is in the primary phase and it is not matured like a human brain. And you can’t train it like a human.