LinkedIn cracks down on AI slop after 41% of longform posts flagged
linkedin launched a 'seems like ai slop' report button and new content classifiers to remove ai-generated posts, following reports that 41% of longform content is automated.
linkedin rolled out a reporting feature allowing users to flag posts that 'seem like ai slop' and announced new internal classifiers to detect low-quality or automated content in suggested feeds. the move responds to data showing 41% of longform posts are fully ai-generated, with chief product officer hari srinivasan calling slop reduction a 'top priority'. additionally, linkedin is removing an ai 'enhance' feature in favor of a proofreading tool that preserves user voice.