LinkedIn Introduces User Reporting for AI-Generated ‘Slop’ to Boost Authentic Content
In a bid to combat the growing influx of generic, low-value posts and comments, LinkedIn has rolled out a new feature allowing users to report suspected AI-generated “slop.” The professional networking platform now includes a reporting option—labeled “seems like AI slop”—designed to help flag automated content that adds little genuine insight or value to user feeds.
Curbing Automated Engagement
The decision comes as social platforms face a surge in AI-generated text and imagery. A recent study by AI-detection platform Pangram Labs highlighted that over 40% of long-form posts on LinkedIn were entirely generated by artificial intelligence, labeling it one of the most AI-saturated networks.
LinkedIn Chief Product Officer Hari Srinivasan emphasized that curbing automated spam is a top priority for the platform. While LinkedIn’s automated moderation systems already block hundreds of thousands of automated comments and posts daily, the platform is deploying refined classifiers to suppress low-quality content from suggested...
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