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Spammers apparently can’t wait to flood Google with AI-generated junk.
This report from Futurism details just some of the responses from SEO spammers after learning that CNET’s AI-written articles are ranking highly on Google:
“Time to pump out content at ultra-high speed,” rhapsodized one poster on BlackHatWorld, a notorious black hat search engine optimization forum where members trade dirty tricks and sell illicit services. “Now is the time to maximize this pivotal moment that will cut down on cost with writers,” another chimed in.
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