Here's an example of the inherent issue with language and tools that try to understand language like search intent, sentiment analysis and LLMs/GPTs:
The ball rolled off the table.
Simple, right?
There's a ball, a table, and the ball rolled and fell.
But there's more implicit information.
The ball rolled off the table.
Simple, right?
There's a ball, a table, and the ball rolled and fell.
But there's more implicit information.
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The fact that it rolled tells us about its shape, the force that moved it, and that something must have occurred to make it move.
How we describe the event changes depending on context
So, If I know you and I know you know Sally, I would say "Sally rolled the ball off the table."
If I think you don't know Sally, I might describe it as "The lady in red over there pushed the ball."
It's the same with search and SEO.
Language, optimization, and marketing tools all ignore what isn't implicitly written on the page.