We Don’t Write Content With AI (ChatGPT, etc)

August 2023 update: OpenAI has stopped authenticating content for GPT-3 & 4. We recommend using OriginalityAI. Please note though that we can’t control false positives, we hope that there’s an official checker out again in the coming months.

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At Seojam, we strictly follow Google’s guidelines. We have in-house writers, editors, and researchers. We do use productivity tools, but we don’t generate articles with AI.

In light of the recent changes in the AI authentication landscape, it’s important to note that our commitment to adhering to Google’s guidelines remains unwavering.

We expect there to be algorithm updates in the future that will deindex AI-generated articles; this happened when GPT-2 came out a few years ago. Please be careful with this technology.

As history has shown, algorithm updates can have a significant impact on the indexing of AI-generated content. It’s crucial to exercise caution when incorporating AI technology into your content strategy.

We invest heavily in our content team. We value them greatly! This will be incredibly important over the next year as Google and Bing release their conversational AI search engines.

Our dedication to our content team and their invaluable contributions continues unabated. This becomes even more critical in the upcoming year as Google and Bing roll out their conversational AI search engines.

To be clear, AI is still the future, and we use it to streamline our keyword research, optimization, content, and outreach strategies. But for creative content, it’s too risky from a compliance standpoint, and inconsistent from a factual standpoint.

While we firmly believe in the potential of AI for various aspects of our strategy, we acknowledge the risks associated with using it for creative content, both from a compliance and factual perspective.