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Today I was googling various infrastructure related searches and noticed a worrying trend of Pulumi AI answers getting indexed and ranking high on Google results, regardless of the quality of the AI answer itself or if the question involved Pulumi in the first place. This happened with multiple searches and will probably get even worse as the time goes on.
Link to the AI Answer: https://www.pulumi.com/ai/answers/bLHAi4DutXJvbJyNngGRvS/optimizing-aws-lightsail-and-x-ray-deployment.
While this might seem like a good thing for someone, spamming high ranked results that are at best misleading and at worst destructive does not seem like something I would want to associate Pulumi as a brand. There's already tons of generated, false content available on the internet and adding even more noise to the search results is not a good idea.
