It appears that AI-powered technology has turned into the talk of the town in recent times.
We’ve had tech giants coming up with their own AI-powered chatbots to serve as a great competition to ChatGPT. And that is paving the way for a future that seems rather interesting in terms of what content is to be developed and how it’s presented.
So many platforms have entered the race and Google and Microsoft seem to be the first to carry on with this endeavor. But creators are not happy as they fear the tool can leave them jobless. Let’s not forget the great outcry among educators related to how the tool might be playing with the future of young lives as it adds sheer convenience across the board.
But the use of AI is not something particularly new. It has gained a lot of attention in the past year and thanks to tools like ChatGPT, it’s getting more limelight now than ever.
We cannot deny that AI technology is useful, quick, and cheap. But you do have to be mindful of what it’s churning out. Remember, there are so many controversies in this regard as published articles are being called out for scrutiny by experts.
And then there were calls for leading search giant Google to think twice and have a closer look at what was being displayed across its platform. But now, the search engine giant says it won’t be placing a ban on any form of AI content generated. It will allow it to get displayed.
That news won’t be making content creators happy as they did have hopes that a ban from Google’s side might work well in their favor. But after today’s announcement by the tech giant, that certainly isn’t going to be happening.
Google mentioned the news through a blog by a developer about how its algorithms were designed to provide rewards for content of higher quality. And that’s no matter how the matter was produced.
Moreover, the firm also laid out a system that spoke more about how it was managing information and sending out worthwhile results when users search. Remember, Google is the choice of millions who turn to the search engine for answers.
It’s got a great responsibility on its shoulders in terms of putting out the right content. Around a decade ago, Google didn’t do much to ensure content was being produced by humans. But what it did end up doing is devising a system that makes sure top-quality content is at the top of the list.
Seeing Google Search not punishing content produced by AI-powered chatbots and allowing it to gain fame on the app is definitely interesting.
But at the same time, we have to mention that Google says it does have plenty of safeguards in place to offer users protection against the likes of spam and various other forms of content that aren’t in accordance with its policies.
It’s definitely going to be interesting to see how the company’s rules and regulations evolve with time in the next couple of years as content produced by AI means continues to trend around the globe.
Read next: Redesigning a website can make the ranking go crazy
We’ve had tech giants coming up with their own AI-powered chatbots to serve as a great competition to ChatGPT. And that is paving the way for a future that seems rather interesting in terms of what content is to be developed and how it’s presented.
So many platforms have entered the race and Google and Microsoft seem to be the first to carry on with this endeavor. But creators are not happy as they fear the tool can leave them jobless. Let’s not forget the great outcry among educators related to how the tool might be playing with the future of young lives as it adds sheer convenience across the board.
But the use of AI is not something particularly new. It has gained a lot of attention in the past year and thanks to tools like ChatGPT, it’s getting more limelight now than ever.
We cannot deny that AI technology is useful, quick, and cheap. But you do have to be mindful of what it’s churning out. Remember, there are so many controversies in this regard as published articles are being called out for scrutiny by experts.
And then there were calls for leading search giant Google to think twice and have a closer look at what was being displayed across its platform. But now, the search engine giant says it won’t be placing a ban on any form of AI content generated. It will allow it to get displayed.
That news won’t be making content creators happy as they did have hopes that a ban from Google’s side might work well in their favor. But after today’s announcement by the tech giant, that certainly isn’t going to be happening.
Google mentioned the news through a blog by a developer about how its algorithms were designed to provide rewards for content of higher quality. And that’s no matter how the matter was produced.
Moreover, the firm also laid out a system that spoke more about how it was managing information and sending out worthwhile results when users search. Remember, Google is the choice of millions who turn to the search engine for answers.
It’s got a great responsibility on its shoulders in terms of putting out the right content. Around a decade ago, Google didn’t do much to ensure content was being produced by humans. But what it did end up doing is devising a system that makes sure top-quality content is at the top of the list.
Seeing Google Search not punishing content produced by AI-powered chatbots and allowing it to gain fame on the app is definitely interesting.
But at the same time, we have to mention that Google says it does have plenty of safeguards in place to offer users protection against the likes of spam and various other forms of content that aren’t in accordance with its policies.
It’s definitely going to be interesting to see how the company’s rules and regulations evolve with time in the next couple of years as content produced by AI means continues to trend around the globe.
Read next: Redesigning a website can make the ranking go crazy
