The focus should not be "AI content" or "listicle", because you can have good quality content that are listicle and partially generated by AI.
I will give you an example.
I'll be honest, my last week article below, is partially (the first section about Path list) generated by AI. If you check with tools like zerogpt, it probably detected as AI content.
But, I dont think that article is low quality. i still have to spend almost whole day to research, structure the content outline, curate relevant links, proofread AI generated text, and write some personal experiences there.
AI is really helpful for writers like me who is not native english, to generate some generic texts, like description of something. Really save time. I used to spend 2 or 3 days to create a content like this, because of language barrier.
I agree that a lot of content generated by AI are junks. But that's because the writer dont want to put effort to even proofread it. Without AI, they might never think to be a writer
Now, from my experience as writer, and Dev.to daily user, I found a pattern that a low quality content are usually:
Generic topic
Code snippet is not working
Not really well structured
Low word count, but if it's long article it mostly contains repeated sentences with different variant
There might be other criteria for low quality content. But the point is, we can decide based on these criteria rather than if its using AI or not.
This is one of the few times where generative AI is really wonderful. From the context of this post, I see nothing wrong with your writing process; you spend a ton of time researching, curating, and drafting your post, and you just use AI as a middleman to help you communicate your ideas more clearly to a larger audience. There's nothing wrong with that, and I would be sad to see one of your posts get flagged by a AI detector, even if you were able to appeal (I've read your posts before, and they are certainly high quality. 10/10).
As for detecting low quality content, I like your idea, but I'd like to present another idea. What if there still was an automatic AI detector, but some accounts were able to automatically bypass that if they were able to provide a good reason that they should be allowed to use AI (whether that be because English isn't their first language, or for another reason). I haven't thought this through though, it was just a shower thought. Let me know what you think.
How are you
currently, we are going to build new coin marketplace similar pump.fun or base.fun.
If you have good experience with MERN Stack, I want to collaborate with you
How are you
currently, we are going to build new coin marketplace similar pump.fun or base.fun.
If you have good experience with MERN Stack, I want to collaborate with you
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The focus should not be "AI content" or "listicle", because you can have good quality content that are listicle and partially generated by AI.
I will give you an example.
I'll be honest, my last week article below, is partially (the first section about Path list) generated by AI. If you check with tools like zerogpt, it probably detected as AI content.
💸 How to Make Money From Coding: A Beginner-Friendly Practical Guide
Syakir ・ Aug 8
But, I dont think that article is low quality. i still have to spend almost whole day to research, structure the content outline, curate relevant links, proofread AI generated text, and write some personal experiences there.
AI is really helpful for writers like me who is not native english, to generate some generic texts, like description of something. Really save time. I used to spend 2 or 3 days to create a content like this, because of language barrier.
I agree that a lot of content generated by AI are junks. But that's because the writer dont want to put effort to even proofread it. Without AI, they might never think to be a writer
Now, from my experience as writer, and Dev.to daily user, I found a pattern that a low quality content are usually:
There might be other criteria for low quality content. But the point is, we can decide based on these criteria rather than if its using AI or not.
This is one of the few times where generative AI is really wonderful. From the context of this post, I see nothing wrong with your writing process; you spend a ton of time researching, curating, and drafting your post, and you just use AI as a middleman to help you communicate your ideas more clearly to a larger audience. There's nothing wrong with that, and I would be sad to see one of your posts get flagged by a AI detector, even if you were able to appeal (I've read your posts before, and they are certainly high quality. 10/10).
As for detecting low quality content, I like your idea, but I'd like to present another idea. What if there still was an automatic AI detector, but some accounts were able to automatically bypass that if they were able to provide a good reason that they should be allowed to use AI (whether that be because English isn't their first language, or for another reason). I haven't thought this through though, it was just a shower thought. Let me know what you think.
How are you
currently, we are going to build new coin marketplace similar pump.fun or base.fun.
If you have good experience with MERN Stack, I want to collaborate with you
How are you
currently, we are going to build new coin marketplace similar pump.fun or base.fun.
If you have good experience with MERN Stack, I want to collaborate with you