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Misconceptions and Truths about AI-generated Content
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Summarized by durumis AI
- Google does not display low-quality content, especially copy-and-paste content generated by AI, in search results.
- Even AI-generated content can be displayed in search results if it is written by humans and is of high quality.
- Durumis complies with Google's policies to provide high-quality translated content and strives to ensure search visibility.
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I would like to clarify some rumors about articles written by generative AI.
AI-written articles will not be displayed in Google search, and AI-generated videos will not be displayed in YouTube search.This is said. It's half true and half false. Content quality is important, and simply copying and pasting can be low quality.
We need to think about how to improve the quality of our content.
Google's Goal
Google's goal is to provide the most relevant answers (results) to people's search queries. That goal encompasses all of Google's services, including text search on Google, as well as images, maps, videos (YouTube), and more.
Therefore, from Google's perspective, it makes sense to prioritize high-quality content.
Automatically Generated Articles
People often think that automatically generated articles are 100% filtered out, but Google has long been automating the provision of information for things like movie rankings, released movies, food recommendations, sports game results, stock information, and more.
When you search for 'drama' on Google, it retrieves data from third-party databases
For reference, in Korea, movie information is automatically retrieved from the 'Korea Film Council,' weather information from the 'Korea Meteorological Administration,' and so on.
However automatically generating or retrieving content,with the primary purpose of manipulating search results rankingusing AI or other automation is a clear violation of Google's spam policy.
You can find more details on the blog run by Google.
An excerpt from the article states that "Google's idea is to always help people use new technologies".
Summary of Google Blog Policy
You probably clicked on the link and read it carefully, but here is a summary:
- Google's search function is powerful enough that low-quality content won't be displayed on its own.
- In other words, whether the article is AI-generated or not, if it is low-quality, it will not be displayed, regardless of whether it was generated by AI or not.
- We (Google) have been doing this for years. The fact that AI is generating low-quality content is not a new problem for Google to face.
Inference Based on the Summary
Based on the above content, we can consider the following:
- People are currently writing articles using generative AI, and it seems likely that simply copying and pasting what generative AI has written would result in low-quality content.
- Of course, if you simply request a generative AI to copy and paste an article, and then translate that article, the original article would likely be low-quality, so the translated version would also be low-quality, and it would probably not be well displayed in search results.
- If you request a generative AI to help you choose a topic or subtopics, but then you write the article yourself, it could be high-quality.
- If you have written a good article, but only requested the generative AI to translate it, the original article itself would be high-quality, so the translation wouldn't be low-quality either.
durumis Translations
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We strive to not only ensure that our content is well-displayed in Google search, but also to review the quality of our translations and make them easy for people to read. We adhere to Google's policies, and we strive to be indexed as much as possible and to be read by as many people as possible.
