Post by ester225 on Mar 26, 2024 23:01:47 GMT -8
There are ranking anomalies in Google, with top-tier content struggling to gain traction, and old, ill-informed content sailing along in position one – uninterrupted for many years. Even after Google’s helpful content update, this still seems to be the case.” Take that, Google! 2: Search of Find Engines? Eventually, one can now say that Nicholas Carr was wrong. It is not Google that has made us stupid (or lazy). It is Google itself that is a victim of its own success, as I explained here. “Simply put, quality content is in limited supply right now. Google is full of copycat blogs with a dearth of actual useful advice or expertise.
Software Engineer Dmitri Brereton Australia Email List wrote about this, and many more of Google’s shortcomings, back in February 2022 in a piece titled: “Google Search Is Dying.” Our take is that this is not going to get any better with ChatGPT3 et al. 3: Old is New (hence #1) “The majority of today’s most shared and linked content was first published four years ago in 2018. In fact, only 8% of the “2022″ headlines were actually created in 2022. Updating a single piece of content in this way can afford you the time to be smarter, and make your clients’ content work harder.”Today’s topic is the inevitable generative AI.
This is the perfect opportunity for us to discuss what a technological revolution is or isn’t. Here are our thoughts, and we might as well warn you that we are putting our trotters in the trough in a very counter-intuitive way. Admittedly, we’re taking a bit of a risk here, but keeping up with the Joneses isn’t a valid option for Visionary Marketers. As we know the subject well from having trained and certified a thousand students, we are also well aware of the limitations of GenAI tools. The AI “Revolution” Will Not Take Place It's the AI revolution.
Software Engineer Dmitri Brereton Australia Email List wrote about this, and many more of Google’s shortcomings, back in February 2022 in a piece titled: “Google Search Is Dying.” Our take is that this is not going to get any better with ChatGPT3 et al. 3: Old is New (hence #1) “The majority of today’s most shared and linked content was first published four years ago in 2018. In fact, only 8% of the “2022″ headlines were actually created in 2022. Updating a single piece of content in this way can afford you the time to be smarter, and make your clients’ content work harder.”Today’s topic is the inevitable generative AI.
This is the perfect opportunity for us to discuss what a technological revolution is or isn’t. Here are our thoughts, and we might as well warn you that we are putting our trotters in the trough in a very counter-intuitive way. Admittedly, we’re taking a bit of a risk here, but keeping up with the Joneses isn’t a valid option for Visionary Marketers. As we know the subject well from having trained and certified a thousand students, we are also well aware of the limitations of GenAI tools. The AI “Revolution” Will Not Take Place It's the AI revolution.