You can, but it would be a high-risk strategy. In April 2022, Google’s John Mueller made it clear that automatically generated content, such as articles written by machine learning (AI) bots, goes against the Webmaster Guidelines. It’s considered spam.
However, matters are complicated by Google when it admitted that it cannot always tell when content is written by a human or a machine. As AI technology improves, large language models, such as Open.Ai’s ChatGPT, Huawei’s Pangu Alpha, and Microsoft’s Turing NLG, are becoming smarter by the day. Typically, such content generators spit out fluid sentences, paragraphs, and whole articles. However, the information in these articles is only as up to date as the bot’s training materials, and cannot be updated after its creation. So, if you’re using a program built in 2021 to write articles relevant in 2024, you’re going to have to hope the world hasn’t changed at all in that time. Which is unlikely, to say the least.