Google Search Advocate John Mueller suggests three ways to prevent potentially inaccurate AI chatbot content from being indexed.
- Website owners should be mindful of potential issues caused by AI chatbots that could impact the visibility and search presence of their websites.
- Mueller suggests the use of a ‘robotted iframe’, ‘robotted JavaScript file/resource’, or ‘data-nosnippet’ to prevent chatbot output from being indexed.
- The move would protect unedited and potentially inaccurate AI-generated content from appearing in search results.
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