Will adapting the content of other websites through AI and moving it to one's own website achieve go

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• totally_not_banned Member

  3:05PM edited 3:07PM

  • I don't believe that you've crawled 95% of the internet or that you'll do so anywhere in the future.
  • Maybe you'll fool Google now but once they find a method to detect the slop it will be game over.
  • Do something productive. In case there's some uncertainty here: Flooding the internet with stolen garbage content isn't.

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• plumberg Veteran, Megathread Squad

  3:09PM

  @totally_not_banned said:
  * I don't believe that you've crawled 95% of the internet or that you'll do so anywhere in the future.
  * Maybe you'll fool Google now but once they find a method to detect the slop it will be game over.
  * Do something productive. In case there's some uncertainty here: Flooding the internet with stolen garbage content isn't.

  If the internet lives on 127.0.0.1, it is posible

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• barbaros Member

  3:15PM

  So what you mean is, you are scraping other websites and creating clones of them using AI.

  How unoriginal and unheard method.

  You will most likely get punished by search engines and hidden from search results.
• luckypenguin Member

  3:20PM edited 3:24PM

  AI companies are doing exactly that - crawling websites and cache content.
  What makes you think you can do something remotely close to billion dollar corporations?
• vkv99888 Member

  4:07PM

  Clarification: I haven't actually crawled 95% of the internet's content; rather, I have the capability to crawl such content, but whether I do so depends on the need.
• rpqu Member

  4:25PM

  @vkv99888 said:
  Clarification: I haven't actually crawled 95% of the internet's content; rather, I have the capability to crawl such content, but whether I do so depends on the need.

  If you could, please submit your crawl data to https://web.archive.org . Then, you don't have to store petabytes of crawl and wayback machine could get more crawl
• totally_not_banned Member

  4:36PM edited 4:37PM

  @vkv99888 said:
  I have the capability to crawl such content

  No, you don't. Your logic might be fine and in pure theory (assuming unlimited processing power, unlimited storage and unlimited bandwidth) i can imagine that it might seem like scale is only a variable but on one hand pesky details tend to be very pesky and on the other hand i'm pretty sure that you don't have unlimited anything. Actually i'm quite certain that your resources aren't big enough to go anywhere worth mentioning when it comes to stuff like percentage of the internet.