Google Working On Fixing Google Discover AI Spam Problem

Nov 12, 2025 - 7:41 am 1 by

Google Spam Man Overwhelmed

Google is reportedly working on a "fix" for the AI spam that routinely shows up within users' Google Discover feed. Google issued a statement to the Press Gazette saying, "We’re actively working on a fix" for the fake AI spam stories showing up in Google Discover.

Here is the full statement:

A Google spokesperson said: “We keep the vast majority of spam out of Discover through robust spam-fighting systems and clear policies against new and emerging forms of low quality, manipulative content.

“We’re actively working on a fix that will better address the specific type of spam that’s being referenced here, maintaining our high bar for quality in Discover.”

The "specific type of spam that’s being referenced here" is specific to fake AI spam content showing up in Google Discover. Press Gazette posted examples of this over here and over here - here are some of those screenshots:

Google Discover Ai Spam Example1

Google Discover Ai Spam Example2

There have been more complaints of this on social:

So this should be fixed, but the question is when?

Again, be careful using AI to spam Google - Google will eventually catch on.

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