We have rules of thumb and we'll have a more technical blog post on this in ~2 weeks.
You can break the AI / slop into a 4 corner matrix:
1. Not AI & Not Slop (eg. good!)
2. Not AI & slop (eg. SEO spam -- we already punished that for a long time)
3. AI & not Slop (eg. high effort AI driven content -- example would be youtuber Neuralviz)
4. AI & Slop (eg. most of the AI garbage out there)
#3 is the one that tends to pose issues for people. Our position is that if the content *has a human accountable for it* and *took significant effort to produce* then it's liable to be in #3. For now we're just labelling AI versus not, and we're adapting our strategy to deal with category #3 as we learn more.
You can break the AI / slop into a 4 corner matrix:
1. Not AI & Not Slop (eg. good!)
2. Not AI & slop (eg. SEO spam -- we already punished that for a long time)
3. AI & not Slop (eg. high effort AI driven content -- example would be youtuber Neuralviz)
4. AI & Slop (eg. most of the AI garbage out there)
#3 is the one that tends to pose issues for people. Our position is that if the content *has a human accountable for it* and *took significant effort to produce* then it's liable to be in #3. For now we're just labelling AI versus not, and we're adapting our strategy to deal with category #3 as we learn more.