Can you use AI-generated content on search arbitrage pages?
Yes, the tool used to write is not what the rules test. Google's policies ask whether the page offers real value to the visitor, whoever or whatever wrote it. Mass-produced, thin or inaccurate articles created only to host a related search unit fail that test and risk losing the feature. AI drafts that are checked, accurate and genuinely useful can pass.
AI-generated content has made article pages nearly free to produce, which is why so many arbitrage sites read alike. That sameness is the risk. Related search may not be placed on pages lacking standalone value, and a site with thousands of near-identical pages invites that judgement.
Practical safeguards: have a person review each page for accuracy, especially on health, money and legal topics where errors can harm readers; make sure the article actually answers what the advert promised; avoid invented facts, fake authors and fake reviews, which can also breach consumer law. Good content also lifts Lander CTR from engaged readers, so quality is not just a compliance cost.