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Oh hooray, the BERT-generated headlines are here: …Being able to search over text is cool, but do you know what’s cooler? Clickable headlines… Researchers with Amazon and german publisher Axel Springer have built an AI tool that uses BERT to generate search engine optimization (SEO)-friendly headlines. The system uses recent advances in natural language processing to make it cheaper and easier to generate a bunch of different headlines that editors can then select from. “By recommending search engine optimized titles to the editors, we aim to accelerate the production of articles and increase organic search traffic”, the authors write. How to use AI to generate an SEA headline: They build the headlines out of two main priors – a one sentence length-constrained summary of the article, and a set of keywords that relate to the text and are expected to rank well on Google. The described system combines these two bits of information to generate short, descriptive, keyword-filled headlines.

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