Question 1

Are the articles copyright/plagiarism free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The content is 100% self/AI-generated, making it impossible to replicate existing content or trigger plagiarism checks.

Question 2

Can Google tell if an article is written by AI?

Accepted Answer

Google can detect AI content, and it mainly monitors to gauge content quality. Google rewards high-quality content, however it is produced. Arvow allows users to upload their own knowledge base, so that their unique knowledge and context is shared with readers, in aims of producing genuinely helpful content.

Question 3

Can I choose to edit the articles before they go live?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You have the option to edit the articles in the platform using our AI editor, or you can publish them in draft to your chosen integration.

Question 4

Can I customize the structure of the articles?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The structure is 100% customizable. For example, you can customize articles to always include an FAQ at the end, or an Introduction at the start. The limit is your imagination.

Question 5

Can I integrate with other platforms?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We do offer Zapier integrations, which allows you to connect to thousands of other platforms. In the Agency plan, you also have access to our API for more granular control. In both cases, we do recommend you have the help of a developer.

Question 6

Do the generated blog post include images, videos and links?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the generated blog posts come with in-article images, a dedicated feature image, internal links, external links, bullet tables, code tables, and even embed the video within the article.

Question 7

Does Google penalize AI content?

Accepted Answer

No. Google never penalizes high-quality content that keep the readers engaged, which was what our AI was built for.

Question 8

Is it legal to use AI to write articles?

Accepted Answer

Legally speaking, the content that AI produces is the byproduct of other human produced works (articles, research papers, etc.). However, since AI models generate unpredictable outputs, based on prompts provided, and use of unique knowledge provided by the prompter, this voids off the legal distinction of being created by humans. Therefore, AI-generated content cannot be copyrighted, as the U.S. copyright office requires copyright protected work to have human authorship.