How does Google evaluate content created by artificial intelligence?
Posted: Tue Feb 18, 2025 6:12 am
In the past, there has been much discussion about how Google would approach content created by artificial intelligence.
In April 2022, Google stated that automatically qatar mobile database generated content – including content created using generative artificial intelligence tools – violates Google's search policies.
"We suspect that the quality of the content is perhaps a little better than the really old tools, but to us it's still auto-generated content, and that to us means it's still against the webmaster guidelines. So we would consider it spam."
That changed in February 2023, when Google released guidelines for AI-generated content. Specifically, Google said it would reward high-quality content regardless of how it was created .
A similar idea was shared in June 2023 about disclosure for AI-generated content and EEAT.
"From Google's perspective, it is not necessary to explicitly label AI-generated content as AI-generated content, as we evaluate the nature of the content."
In April 2022, Google stated that automatically qatar mobile database generated content – including content created using generative artificial intelligence tools – violates Google's search policies.
"We suspect that the quality of the content is perhaps a little better than the really old tools, but to us it's still auto-generated content, and that to us means it's still against the webmaster guidelines. So we would consider it spam."
That changed in February 2023, when Google released guidelines for AI-generated content. Specifically, Google said it would reward high-quality content regardless of how it was created .
A similar idea was shared in June 2023 about disclosure for AI-generated content and EEAT.
"From Google's perspective, it is not necessary to explicitly label AI-generated content as AI-generated content, as we evaluate the nature of the content."