👾 AI Regulation in Content Creation: Is Big Tech Worried?

You Bet They Are. But What Can They Do About It? And What Does It Mean for You?                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 November 08, 2023 | [Read Online]( [fb]( [tw]( [in]( [email](mailto:?subject=Post%20from%20Leveling%20Up&body=AI%20Regulation%20in%20Content%20Creation%3A%20Is%20Big%20Tech%20Worried%3F%3A%20You%20Bet%20They%20Are.%20But%20What%20Can%20They%20Do%20About%20It%3F%20And%20What%20Does%20It%20Mean%20for%20You%3F%0A%0Ahttps%3A%2F%2Fnewsletter.levelingup.com%2Fp%2Fai-regulation-content-creation-big-tech-worried) Happy ‘Deep Dive’ Wednesday, Starting next week, our deep dives are moving to Tuesdays. So mark your calendars! Now, onto the news... AI is becoming a cornerstone of digital strategy, but that means governments are starting to take a closer look at AI regulation, especially in sensitive sectors like healthcare and finance. Businesses are wondering how AI-written content will be treated in these highly regulated spaces. In this post, we'll dissect the utility of generative AI and explore how AI regulation could slow its adoption. The Challenge of YMYL Content Your Money or Your Life (YMYL) is a term that Google uses to categorize web pages that could potentially impact a person’s future happiness, health, financial stability, or safety: As you might imagine, there are a lot of challenges that come with creating AI-written content in YMYL-regulated spaces like healthcare and finance. These are sectors where misinformation can have severe consequences, and thus, they are heavily scrutinized by search engines and social media platforms. Now, with the heightened use of AI, there’s a valid concern that more “AI chaff” will be filling people’s eyes and ears on topics that require highly researched and informed perspectives. When AI Goes HORRIBLY WRONG: AI-Related Disasters | Peter Diamandis Eric Siu chats with entrepreneur, author, and visionary known for his pioneering work in space exploration and technology, Peter Diamandis. Tune in to learn: - Peter Diamandis' learning stack - Should companies hire a Chief AI Officer? - Does Peter Diamandis prefer Google Bard over ChatGPT? - The concept of an AI Working Group and why you should implement it - And much more! [Click Here To Watch The Full Interview]( The Risk Factor of AI Content: Why Authority Matters One of the key things to realize here is the role of authority in content performance. If a website is already authoritative and well-known in its niche — think WebMD in healthcare — the AI-generated content tends to perform well. However, for websites that are still building their authority, the performance of AI-written content is notably less impressive. This raises an important question… Why do search engines like Google and social media platforms like Facebook care so much about authority in these sectors? The answer lies in the potential risks involved. Imagine a website advising you to invest all your money in a new cryptocurrency called “NeoCoin,” promising you’ll become a trillionaire. If someone took that advice and lost their life savings, the repercussions would be severe, not just for the individual but also for the platforms that allowed such content to be disseminated. This is why these platforms are cautious: They don’t want to be held accountable for promoting misleading or harmful information. Building Trust Takes Time Whether the content is AI-generated or human-written, building trust and authority in YMYL sectors is a long-term commitment. It’s not just about producing high-quality content. It’s also about consistently delivering value and gaining recognition as a reliable source of information over time. Once you’ve established yourself as a clear, reliable source of genuine information that isn’t simply an amalgam of other commentaries and studies regurgitated through AI content, then you can start tinkering with the use of AI-assisted content that supplements human material and thoughts. Dive Deeper: [Google E-E-A-T: How to Signal That You’re an Experienced Content Creator]( Less than 65% of business owners use Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) to improve their funnels Even though just a 1% increase in conversion rate can lead to a 10-20% increase in sales! What a missed opportunity. That’s why investing in CRO can skyrocket you over the competition. Now you can work with an expert CRO team. For a limited time, Single Grain is offering a free marketing plan to all new clients, including CRO opportunities. - They will analyze your site, your industry, and your competitors to show you the opportunities. - Then get a detailed execution plan for how they can achieve your goals If you want to supercharge your conversions, this [free offer]( is the quickest way to start. (Consider it an early black friday gift!) [Get Your Free Marketing Plan Here]( The Regulatory Landscape Although authority and trust are important, it’s crucial to understand that these are not the only factors at play. Regulatory bodies and politicians are increasingly scrutinizing the role of AI in content creation, especially in sensitive sectors. Government Oversight The risk of misinformation has led to calls for stricter regulations on AI-written content. The U.S. Government is keen to ensure that AI does not become a tool for spreading false or misleading information, which could have societal implications. This is why platforms like Google and Facebook are cautious — they don’t want to attract unwanted attention from regulators. It’s also worth noting that AI regulation is not confined to a single country or region. International bodies like the European Union are also stepping in with their own sets of regulations, such as: The [Artificial Intelligence Act](, the world’s first comprehensive AI law which aims to create a unified approach to AI governance. This adds another layer of complexity for platforms and content creators who operate globally. User Experience Beyond the legal implications, there’s also the matter of user experience. Platforms want to ensure that the content they promote enhances user engagement and trust. Poorly written or misleading content, whether AI-generated or not, detracts from this goal. The Future of AI in Regulated Sectors So, what does the future hold for AI-written content in regulated industries? Websites with established authority in their respective niches are likely to find success with AI-generated content. This is a crucial point, as it suggests that the future of AI in regulated sectors may be less about the technology itself and more about how it’s implemented within the context of existing trust and credibility. However, for emerging platforms or those still in the process of building their authority, the journey is fraught with challenges. These range from gaining user trust to navigating the intricate web of regulations that govern these sectors. It’s a long road, but one that is not without its rewards for those who navigate it successfully. Innovations on the Horizon The future of AI in regulated sectors is a dynamic landscape shaped by a blend of technological innovation, regulatory shifts, and evolving user expectations. While established authority will continue to play a significant role, it’s clear that adaptability and innovation will be equally crucial for success, such as: - AI Ethics and Transparency: One of the most promising areas of innovation is in AI ethics and transparency. As AI systems become more sophisticated, there’s a growing need for mechanisms that can explain how these systems make decisions, especially when it comes to generating content in regulated sectors. Transparent AI could help build trust among users and regulators alike, making it easier for new platforms to gain credibility. - Sector-Specific AI Solutions: Another avenue for innovation is the development of AI algorithms tailored for specific sectors. For instance, AI systems designed for healthcare could be trained to adhere to medical guidelines, while those in finance could be programmed to comply with financial regulations. These sector-specific solutions could provide a more nuanced approach to content creation, making it easier for platforms to align with regulatory requirements. - Real-Time Regulatory Compliance: Imagine an AI system that could adapt its content in real time based on changing regulations. This is not as far-fetched as it sounds. With advancements in machine learning and natural language processing, future AI systems could be designed to monitor regulatory updates and adjust their algorithms accordingly. This would not only ease the burden on content creators but also enhance compliance, reducing the risk of penalties. Final Thoughts on AI Regulation AI regulation in content creation, especially in YMYL sectors, is a convoluted issue that involves multiple stakeholders, including search engines, social media platforms, regulatory bodies, and the website owners themselves. While authority and trust are key factors in content performance, they are part of a larger ecosystem that also includes legal considerations and user experience. As AI continues to evolve, so will the rules that govern its application, making it imperative for businesses to stay informed and adaptable. How will you adapt your use of AI to imminent regulations surrounding its use? If you’re ready to level up your content with AI tools, Single Grain’s AI experts can help!👇 [Work With Us By Requesting Your Free Marketing Plan]( How We Can Help That’s all for today! Here are more ways we can help your company grow: - Work with [Single Grain](, our growth agency - .Subscribe and listen to the[Marketing School podcast]( - Apply to join our [Mastermind](. Our invite-only community for the top founders in media, marketing, and business - Want to advance your career? 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