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What are you doing with these articles? Surely no one particularly wants to read either the ChatGPT ones or the ones by random people on Upwork.
by sebzim4500 4y ago
What are you doing with these articles? Surely no one particularly wants to read either the ChatGPT ones or the ones by random people on Upwork.
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- dist-epoch 4y agoMaybe he's one of the Kenyans and he's subcontracting further.
- steeleyespan 4y agoIt is my honest opinion that ChatGPT outputs more useful and accurate content than the non-native-english-speaker content that dominates Google listings these days. I've read so much complete garbage trying to make a basic search, and that's why everyone uses Reddit and says ChatGPT will replace Google. Soon all that content will be replaced by GPT output, not my doing, but it's happening. I don't know the consequences of language models recycling their own content, etc. but it's already here. Probably input will be limited to some authenticated trusted sources if possible.
- axus 4y agoIn the grim dark future of Search Engine Optimization, there is only ChatGPT
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- gbrindisi 4y agoI love how all this will enable "SEO professionals" and content marketers to destroy SEO. Literally sawing the very own branch they are sitting on.
- steeleyespan 4y agoSearch is already broken (i.e. Google listings) Hopefully AI can improve ranking systems.
- nomilk 4y agoGPT leap-frogs ranking systems altogether by giving an answer without the user having to pilfer through results.
- steeleyespan 4y agoYes! However, I assume web-search wont disappear and perhaps AI can handle some sort of filtering (like maybe AI-enhanced Spam filtering?). Just guessing. For example, despite unsubscribing from emails daily and constantly junking, I still get a ton of spam. I assume simply telling a model "never show me a marketing e-mail again" probably works pretty well.
- msm_ 4y ago> Soon all that content will be replaced by GPT output, not my doing, but it's happening. Well, GPT has to learn on something. Right now it's just a language model. It won't get better unless people keep writing these "non-native-english-speaker content". And maybe we read different things, but I disagree - a lot of my problems were solved by niche non-native-english-speaker bloggers posting about their problems and original research that went into solving them.
- sebzim4500 4y agoHonestly I had been assuming that the SSO spam was already AI generated, just by something much weaker than ChatGPT.