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In a recent Reddit discussion, Google's John Mueller emphasized that using AI to generate content will often result in rehashed information.
This is because AI algorithms learn from pre-existing web content, leading to outputs based on already available information.
Mueller clarified that while Google doesn't oppose using AI for content creation, the intent should be to serve the audience, not search engines. He cautioned that quality content isn't guaranteed a high rank, but producing subpar content is detrimental to ranking efforts.
Mueller's main point stated on Reddit was "that unique, value-driven content is essential for success. Sites should prioritize offering content that's different from what's already available and focus on user needs".
Emphasizing technical aspects of a site can be beneficial, but a strong foundational purpose should come first.
The original discussion can be found on Reddit.
