Google has updated Google Search's "guidance on using generative AI satisfied on your website" document to inform those who use AI-generated satisfied to "manually factcheck and assessment all AI-generated satisfied for accuracy and trustworthiness before publishing." In fact, Google used the term "critical" - "It is crucial to manually factcheck and assessment all AI-generated content," Google wrote.
Google made the alter to the assistance document since AI-generated satisfied tends to hallucinate. Google wrote, "Keep in intellect that generative models don't recover facts, but foretell a apt sequence of words according to their training data. Because of this, generative AI outputs may merge inaccuracies (also known as hallucinations)."
Google added that they updated the assistance records to "get our records in sync alongside our presentations we use at our developer events."
Here is a screenshot highlighting in orange the updates made to the document:
The final period this document was updated was in October 2025, current is the archived version.
Google doesn't frequently use the term "critical" in its Google Search assistance documentation. It makes you amazement if Google's September 2026 spam update is going following these things.
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