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Graphite analyzed 65,000 articles from Common Crawl, published between 2020 and 2025, using Surfer’s AI detector to determine authorship.

The study found that the share of AI-written articles surged after ChatGPT’s launch, peaking well above human output in November 2024.

However, since then, the growth has plateaued, with AI slop staying fairly stable and nearly at the same level as human-written articles.

The researchers attributed this stagnation to the widespread realization that AI-generated content does not perform as well as human content on search.

The great AI content wave appears to be cresting. AI tools can churn out text at scale, but their struggle for visibility is turning much of it into background noise. The findings hint at a new balance (not measured in this study) where human, value-driven content maintains credibility, and AI settles as a collaborator.

Source: Graphite White Paper — “Quantifying AI-Generated Articles on the Web.”

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