Amid complaints that its search results have declined in quality, Google is tweaking its algorithms to do a better job of weeding out spammy or automated content. The company says the ranking updates, arriving in May, will "keep the lowest-quality content out of search." Of particular note, Google says its engine will be better at eradicating today's automated (read: AI-generated) content that's harder to spot. Google says it's taking what it learned from a 2022 algorithmic tuneup to "reduce unh...
Amid complaints that its search results have declined in quality, Google is tweaking its algorithms to do a better job of weeding out spammy or automated content. The company says the ranking updates, arriving in May, will "keep the lowest-quality content out of search." Of particular note, Google says its engine will be better at eradicating today's automated (read: AI-generated) content that's harder to spot. Google says it's taking what it learned from a 2022 algorithmic tuneup to "reduce unh...
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