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Please don't give them any ideas
That’s essentially what they’ve been trying to do in an extremely incompetent and in effective way for many years now. We’d actually be better off if they explicitly did it 10 years ago.
Because they know that using AI-generated nonsense to train their own AI-generated nonsense is a great way to turn their models into a gibbering mess. These models need quality content to emulate.
I was hoping it would be because they realized its turned their search into shit.
Let's be real here: Even without AI, 99% of human-generated content is still shit.
Google has always been creepy but at least they used to have good products.