Why would they worry? Their indexes are going to be chock-full of the smooth-sounding nonsense that GPT produces soon enough, given how SEO spammers operate.
Well, yeah, there's going to be (or maybe already was) an explosion of sites that are full of content that's okay quality. Now anyone can generate good copy for $0. Blogs, tweets, heck even comments (this one is all human, I promise). When everything is good nothing really stands out. I'd say that's a problem for someone like Google.
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Why would they worry? Their indexes are going to be chock-full of the smooth-sounding nonsense that GPT produces soon enough, given how SEO spammers operate.
Well, yeah, there's going to be (or maybe already was) an explosion of sites that are full of content that's okay quality. Now anyone can generate good copy for $0. Blogs, tweets, heck even comments (this one is all human, I promise). When everything is good nothing really stands out. I'd say that's a problem for someone like Google.
It's not like Google is entirely correct. It's been years and it still gives the wrong answer to "Is lemon an alkaline?"