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Pew Research: 1 in 10 Webpages Show Signs of AI Authorship

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Pew Research found that 10% of sampled webpages show signs of AI authorship, rising to 35% for pages published after ChatGPT's launch.

Pew Research discovered AI authorship indicators across 10% of a representative sample of webpages, with the prevalence jumping to 35% when examining only pages published after ChatGPT's release. The findings underscore growing AI-generated content adoption across the web, a trend SEO professionals increasingly monitor as it shapes content quality and search ranking dynamics.
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