Did Google write the meta description for this article? Or a human editor at Search Engine Land? You can't tell, can you? This is how machine learning has come to be. Read on learning the “shocking” truth. Summary of spontaneous content. Earlier this year, Google began creating content summaries for its Docs users. Google explains the technology behind the process in this blog post if you want to get into understanding natural language (NLU) and natural language creation (NLG) in all of this. In summary, based on the text of your document, Google will provide a summary for you.
You can choose to use the summary if it is right for you, or you can change the summary to your liking. This is interesting news because if there’s anything I’ve known of editing in 20+ years, people - even skilled content writers - find it hard to combine 1,000+ words into a sentence or a short idea or two that are meant to be of research and ideas. works as a teaser to attract clicks (doesn’t provide everything). Google Docs Summary Test.
I was really interested in seeing how good Google Docs is at creating summaries, so I took a look at my last five articles. In short, Google Docs is amazingly good at creating summaries. It’s never 100% perfect - but at the level you’d expect from Google. I’m sure you’ve seen Google’s ingenuity working in Gmail, providing responses to emails or suggesting how to end a sentence as you type it.
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