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- Will (AI Based) paraphrasing pass Google's copyright algorithms?
- So I've been considering, as a programmer, making a paraphraser that rearranges sentences (taking grammar into account), ex: The blog dog is sitting on the bench, becomes, On the bench, sitting, is the dog that is blue.
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- Would this, in combination with exchanging synonyms and possibly some other tricks, make articles unique to Google? Or is their detection far more advanced?
- That's what all content writers do, isn't it? :)
- So I've been considering, as a programmer, making a paraphraser that rearranges sentences (taking grammar into account), ex: The blog dog is sitting on the bench, becomes, On the bench, sitting, is the dog that is blue.
- Would this, in combination with exchanging synonyms and possibly some other tricks, make articles unique to Google? Or is their detection far more advanced?
- Obviously I meant 'blue dog'
- To add another question... Would anyone be interested in an AI paraphraser? Basically it would retain grammatical correctness of the sentences, and keep the meaning the same. I've already been playing with Natural Language Processing libraries, with some interesting results.
- Those who are into using article spinners may be interested. How will you differentiate your software from those article spinners available?
- This should appear as different text to Google. It's basically what content re-writers do.
- Would this, in combination with exchanging synonyms and possibly some other tricks, make articles unique to Google? Or is their detection far more advanced?
- AFAIK, google doesn't look for this kind of stuff until someone complains about plagiarism, which people do... all the time. Plagiarism, in fact, is a great way to get a website taken down. So it's not worth it, IMO.
- Thanks for the replies. Basically it comes down to, to make the content properly plagiarismfree, you need human intelligence. No AI except maybe the Google's of this planet can take the full context into account. AI may beat Google, but it won't beat human readers. The only other way is to mash together random sentences from article and rephrase those, but that would defeat the purpose of keeping it as readable as possible. So it's not a good idea.
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