Over a million people have clicked LinkedIn's "seems like AI slop" button in just a few weeks - so why is…
The first salvo of the war against AI slop on LinkedIn looks to be going the right way for those of us who can actually use our imaginations, the company has said.
LinkedIn Chief Product Officer Hari Srinivasan has revealed over a million people have clicked the ‘seems like AI slop’ report option in the two weeks since its launch - and I've definitely clicked it a few times.
Srinivasan says that these reports, along with changes to LinkedIn's detection systems, have cut views of content classified as AI slop by 40% - although sadly my feed is still pretty full of it.
"Low-quality content" crackdown
In his post, Srinivasan noted the feedback was, "helping us better understand how our community experiences low-quality content" across LinkedIn, suggesting stricter clampdowns to come.
The first stage of this is launching now, so if one of your posts receives enough community feedback (aka...
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