Businesses should be cautious about reducing this question to whether Google can identify a particular piece of text as AI-generated.
Google's published guidance focuses primarily on the quality and purpose of content rather than simply whether AI was used somewhere in its creation.
That means the more useful question is whether the page is original, accurate, genuinely helpful and created for an audience rather than simply produced at scale to attract search traffic.
AI-generated text can still be bland, repetitive, inaccurate or indistinguishable from hundreds of competing pages even if there is no direct ranking penalty attached to the tool itself.
That is the practical risk.
The objective should not be to make AI content "undetectable."
It should be to publish something worth reading.