AI-generated content floods platforms like Pinterest at scale, with hundreds of articles produced in hours. Food creators watch AI posts rank higher on key searches, despite quality concerns. The marginal cost is nearly zero.
But then you look over at some other stuff, like Pinterest, right, where you have a pretty significant flood of content. So this is like the other business side of it, right? Which is that it has already become really easy to make content. Pinterest kind of tends to reward stuff that's newer. So if you can just jam a million articles out there, like, Pinterest kind of likes that. And that moves, you know, fully AI generated stuff towards the top of a lot of Pinterest keywords that are like really important for food creators because people.
Are just like crushing AI images, AI text.
The whole thing is.
Like, click the button. That stuff isn't super expensive.
No.
And so then people are able to do it in mass.
Yes, exactly. I mean, you can if you don't really care about the quality of the content you're putting out in the world. I mean, you can generate hundreds or tens of thousands of articles, you know, in hours, relatively inexpensively with the imagery and everything associated with it. It's not quite hard. So, like, those are the, like, those are like the big faux points that I would say.