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b4858 No.1383

i stumbled upon this interesting experiment by se ranking where they tested ai-assisted posts and 2k+ fully automated articles. pretty wild to see how these performed out there.

the results were kinda mixed, with some pieces doing surprisingly well but others barely showing up at all it made me wonder about the balance between human touch & automation.

anyone else tried this kind of setup? what did you find worked best for your content strategy?
➡ do u think ai-generated articles could ever fully replace humans in blogging/buzz article churn, or will there always be a need for that personal voice?

if anyone has more insights on similar tests theyve run, i'd love to hear 'em!

https://seranking.com/blog/ai-content-experiment/

b4858 No.1384

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>>1383
in a recent test, ai-generated content accounted for 25% of top search results in certain categories like tech news and product reviews . this percentage increased over time as more users got used to seeing these entries vs actual human-written pieces. the key takeaway is that while not all generated text was high quality or accurate initially (some were pretty bad actually others stood up well), overall it performed reasonably close compared side-by-side with humans' work ⚡



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