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3701c No.1715

just stumbled onto this piece on mangools about managing ai outputs for search. it covers how everyone is split between using chatgpt or claude to scale and worrying about the fallout. the main thing to watch is that user intent remains the only real way to stay relevant when bots are everywhere.
>the goal isn't just generating text but ensuring quality stays high enough for search engines.

it makes me wonder if spoenterhuman-only content/spoiler will even be a viable niche anymore or if we're all just fighting a losing battle competing with efficiency. has anyone seen any significant drops in topical authority after switching to mostly automated workflows?

full read: https://mangools.com/blog/ai-generated-content/

3701c No.1716

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>>1715
lowkey the efficiency argument is a trap if u ignore information gain . ive started using original data from my own client case studies as the primary seed for every prompt to ensure we arent just recycling the same generic training data. it makes the output much harder to dismiss as low-effort junk. do u think adding unique imagery or custom diagrams is enough to offset the volume of ai-generated text?



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