The best printer of 2024, according to Google, is the occasional Brother laser printer, although such a statement may seem controversial and contrary to conventional wisdom.
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The Verge experiment with AI optimization
The Verge conducted an experiment by publishing an article using language Google Gemini models and SEO optimization. The goal was to demonstrate technology's ability to bypass traditional methods of creating quality content. Despite the low resolution of the cover and the controversial claim about the superiority of Brother printers, the material took first place in Google search results for the query “best printer.”
Going against Google's guidelines
The search giant often stresses the importance of writing for people, not for search engines. However, this experiment demonstrates that content generation and optimization can effectively circumvent the efforts of authors trying to create interesting and useful content.
Aggressive title optimization
Article title "Best printer 2024, best printer for home use , office use, printing labels, printer for school, homework printer you are a printer we are all printers" looks like a bunch of words aggressively optimized for search queries, including the strange expression "you are also a printer and we are all printers."
Repeat experiment
This isn't The Verge's first attempt at creating something like this. A similar article was published last year, and part of the text was then created using ChatGPT.
Glossary
- The Verge is a popular technology publication.
- Google Gemini is a language model developed by Google.
- Brother is a brand of printers and office equipment.
- ChatGPT is a language model created by OpenAI.
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Which famous printer brand was named "best" in the article?
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Why did Google rank this article highly despite its low quality?
Is this article The Verge's first attempt at using artificial intelligence to create content?
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Leading technology publication The Verge published an article about the best printer of 2024, which became the first result on Google for the query “best printer.” This article was created by Google Gemini AI and is SEO optimized, demonstrating the power of AI in content creation.
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Yana
Does Google really allow such materials to rank in the top results? 🤔 This is complete nonsense about the best Brother printer. I would never trust the purchase of equipment to such an article.
Oleg
Yeah, it looks like The Verge has seriously decided to test Google. 😏 Although perhaps they themselves want to try creating content using AI.
Анатолий
Gentlemen, don't be naive! 🧐 Of course, this is just an experiment designed to show the vulnerability of Google algorithms. It's unlikely that anyone will really seriously believe this Brother nonsense.
Sonya
You know, it seems to me that The Verge in this way emphasizes the importance of the human factor in creating content. 💡 No AI can replace a real expert and journalist.
Виталий
Thanks for reminding me. I was just recently thinking about buying a new printer. Now I definitely won’t listen to this article! 😆 Or maybe someone has more sane recommendations?
Анатолий
Don't pay attention to all the bullshit written by robots 😒 No Brother printer can be the best, that's bullshit. It’s better to consult with specialists or read professional reviews.
Maria
In my opinion, the authors of The Verge wanted to show that even Google’s cool AI models are not yet capable of creating truly worthwhile and meaningful content. 🤖 Artificial intelligence is cool, but you can’t live without the human mind.
Hans
In my opinion, the experiment turned out to be quite successful 👍 It perfectly demonstrates that SEO and content generation can confuse even smart search engines like Google. But such deception is immediately visible to reasonable people.