Google’s Official Stance on AI-Generated Content

 Google does not penalize AI-generated content if it is helpful, accurate, and original.
Their policy (as of 2024, updated under the Helpful Content & EEAT framework) states:

“We reward high-quality content, however it is produced — whether by humans or AI — as long as it demonstrates experience, expertise, authoritativeness, and trustworthiness (E-E-A-T).”

So even if your content shows 88% AI probability, there is no direct penalty from Google as long as:
✅ It provides genuine value to users.
✅ It’s factually accurate and relevant.
✅ It’s not keyword-stuffed or repetitive.
✅ It passes originality and plagiarism checks.
✅ It’s edited or reviewed by a human (especially for tone, accuracy, and factual nuance).

⚠️ 2. When AI Content Can Become a Problem

Google algorithms (and manual reviewers) only take action when AI-generated content:

Is auto-generated at scale with no human oversight.

Exists solely to manipulate rankings (thin, generic, repetitive text).

Offers no unique insights or expertise.

Contains hallucinated or misleading facts.

Fails Helpful Content guidelines (i.e., created for search engines, not users).

If your content reads naturally, answers user intent, and matches search context — it will rank normally.

✅ 3. How to Make AI-Assisted Content Safe & Powerful for SEO

Here’s how you can make AI-supported content 100% compliant and effective:

a. Add Human Editing & Experience

Before publishing:

Add real-world experience, client examples, or personal tips.

Reference actual event names, venues, or case studies (for Local Exhibits).

Mention your company’s services, processes, or unique approach.

👉 This gives your content “Experience” — the first “E” in E-E-A-T, which AI can’t fake.

b. Use Your Own Data & Insights

Include:

Booth setup photos or client showcases.

Real event stats, trends, or Local Exhibits’ projects.

Quotes from your team or partners.

This signals originality and authority to Google.

c. Optimize for Humans, Not Tools

Don’t chase AI detection scores — they are not SEO ranking factors.
Instead, focus on:

Readability

User engagement (time on page, scroll depth)

Clear internal linking and CTAs

d. Include Structured Data

Add FAQ Schema or Article Schema — this helps Google understand your content’s purpose and improves snippet appearance.

📊 4. Should You Worry About “AI Detection” Tools?

No.
AI detection tools are not used by Google, and they are not reliable indicators of ranking performance.

Even content written 100% by humans can test as “AI-like” because:

It follows clear sentence structure.

It avoids randomness (low perplexity).

It uses factual, well-organized patterns.

Many top-ranking pages (even on Forbes, HubSpot, etc.) test above 80% AI because they are optimized, clear, and structured — exactly what Google wants.

💡 5. Final Verdict

➡️ Your 88% “AI likelihood” is not an SEO issue.
What matters is quality, originality, and helpfulness — not the AI score.

If you:

Add your brand’s perspective

Include real examples or data

Keep content accurate and engaging
Then Google will treat it as high-quality content, regardless of how it was produced.