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How can a news media website use AI to increase traffic? A question Gary Lewis Cheetham tackled in our recent live expert Q&A, "Adopt AI in Your Business Now."

SEO expert Gary's response was eye-opening.

He suggested using AI models like GPT-3 to automate content creation.

Google hasn't penalized AI generated content yet.

Their focus remains on tackling poor quality content.

The strategy? Embrace both quantity and quality.

Generate as much content as you can - 1000, 2000 posts a day!

But remember, it's a cat and mouse game with search engines.

Google may soon introduce generative results, changing the landscape drastically.

What's the safeguard? Stick to SEO principles of EAT - Expertise, Authority, Trustworthiness.

Build a robust personal brand.

Establish topical authority within your niche.

The result? A potential boost in your web traffic.

Curious to know more? Watch the full Q&A.

Link: https://lnkd.in/eQm52f49

Stay ahead in the game by integrating AI into your content strategy today!

Wondering how copyright laws apply to AI-generated content? 💼 Our co-founder, Ross Heubner, addresses this intriguing question in our latest webinar clip. P.S - our AI user group meetup on 29th June in Preston is now FREE to attend!

In layman's terms, generally, computer-created content like images or text can't be copyrighted – imagine it like a melody whistled by the wind, who would you credit?

However, it gets more complex when AI models mimic an artist's unique style. In that case, the original artist can potentially lay a copyright claim.

To complicate things further, creators have the right to prevent their work from being used as 'training data' for AI. Think of it like opting out of being an art tutor for machines.

Looking to protect your AI-produced work? Ross recommends adding a human touch! By modifying the AI-created content, you might be able to claim copyright – a bit like putting your own spin on a recipe you found online.

However, we're navigating uncharted waters here, the rules aren't clear cut. Professional advice is key until the legal landscape evolves.

Our discussions aim to demystify these complexities - you don't need a law degree or an IT background to join us! Watch this clip for more or stay tuned for further discussions.