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>he’s a marketer who outsources the majority of his copy and content writing to me. So is this like SEO content marketing? Without understanding the nature of
by Imnimo 4y ago
>he’s a marketer who outsources the majority of his copy and content writing to me.
So is this like SEO content marketing? Without understanding the nature of the job, it's hard to know what conclusions to draw. If the most important part of the job was just "write something that will end up on the first page of Google search results", than I can totally believe ChatGPT can replace that. If it's something where the most important part is that the reader enjoy the piece, I'm a bit more skeptical. ChatGPT is good at a lot of things, but it doesn't really produce engaging writing very well.
- hammyhavoc 4y agoBut what about Google penalizing generated content? It's an incredibly bold assumption to assume that this can continue. It's so thin and poor quality.
- danielvaughn 4y agoAll assumptions are bold right now, so in a weird way they kind of cancel each other out lol. There's really no predicting what this is all going to look like in 1-3 years.
- Imnimo 4y agoI'd be curious to know how good of a job Google can do at recognizing content generated by ChatGPT. While I've seen some tools that claim to detect AI-written text, their performance is usually pretty lackluster. Even if they have an internal model which can distinguish ChatGPT-authored content reliably, it seems like it'd be prohibitively expensive to run at scale (on the assumption that it must be a pretty large model to reliably solve a difficult classification problem).
- danielvaughn 4y agoOP can look forward to some well-deserved schadenfreude when the marketer's clients inevitably replace him with AI.