How to resolve full posts appearing on your site’s first page
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How to resolve full posts appearing on your site’s first page

Many users face the issue of full posts appearing on their site’s first page instead of the desired excerpts when using the CyberSEO Pro plugin for WordPress. The reason behind it is that when an text is processed using a content spinner like OpenAI GPT spinner, WordAI, Spinner Chief etc, the plugin processes only the Read more about How to resolve full posts appearing on your site’s first page[…]
No-source GPT autoblogging
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No-source GPT autoblogging

In this article, you will find out how to use CyberSEO Pro and OpenAI GPT for automatic generation of WordPress posts without relying on third-party content sources such as RSS feeds.
API request limit
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API request limit

We have implemented hourly, daily and monthly limits on the number of requests made to each third-party service. To set these limits, navigate to the "Accounts" settings panel and select the maximum number of requests that the plugin can make to third-party APIs per hour.
OpenAI GPT Turbo vs Davinci
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OpenAI GPT Turbo vs Davinci

OpenAI GPT Turbo vs Davinci. On March 1, 2023, OpenAI publicly released their new GPT model version 3.5 called Turbo. On the same day, the Turbo model became available to all users of the CyberSEO Pro plugin.
WordPress auto-comments with OpenAI GPT
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WordPress auto-comments with OpenAI GPT

Starting with version 10.037, the CyberSEO Pro plugin allows you to automatically generate WordPress comments without using any third-party content sources, like pre-written text lists or RSS feeds. The plugin can now fully generate WordPress auto-comments using OpenAI GPT.
Should I be worried about search engine penalty because of the AI-generated content
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Should I be worried about search engine penalty because of the AI-generated content

Many copywriting agencies are already starting to use ChatGPT for writing articles. Artificial intelligence is being used by programmers, artists, and even doctors. For example, BuzzFeed replaces 180 fired journalists with ChatGPT neural network. If even BuzzFeed trusts OpenAI's artificial intelligence to write articles, why should regular bloggers or webmasters that sell products on their websites be afraid of penalty from Google?