LinkedIn's AI-slop flag draws over a million clicks in two weeks
LinkedIn's new 'seems like AI slop' button received more than one million clicks within its first two weeks, according to the company's chief product officer. The platform reports that members now see 40% fewer views on posts flagged as AI-generated. A July analysis by AI detection startup Pangram found LinkedIn to be the most AI-saturated platform, with over 40% of long-form posts flagged as fully AI-written.
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The feature's rapid adoption reflects growing concern about automated content flooding professional networks. LinkedIn's 1.3 billion registered users make it a prime target for machine
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