LinkedIn hits 1 million 'AI slop' reports as it tightens content controls
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LinkedIn says its "Seems like AI slop" feedback tool has been used to flag posts more than 1 million times since it launched on July 30. The company has updated its classifiers, removed a feature to enhance posts with AI, and started notifying authors when their posts trigger AI-related feedback in a bid to curb low-effort, AI-generated content in feeds. Early results show a 40% drop in views for posts the platform already classifies as AI slop, but it’s not yet clear whether overall AI-generated content is decreasing on the site.
- People have clicked the "Seems like AI slop" button on LinkedIn over a million times already TechSpot
- Silicon Valley is as sick of AI slop as you are The Seattle Times
- Mark Ritson: I used Claude to help write this. It’s still mine. Right? The Drum
- Sick of A.I. Slop? So Are Tech Giants. The New York Times
- LinkedIn says 1M people have reported AI slop Social Media Today
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