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LinkedIn Introduces 'Seems Like AI Slop' Button to Combat AI-Generated Content

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LinkedIn has rolled out a new feature allowing users to flag posts that seem like 'AI slop'. The button, added to posts' ellipsis menu, helps train LinkedIn's AI models to identify and reduce low-quality AI-generated content. The company aims to promote authentic interactions and perspectives on the platform. Alongside this, LinkedIn is removing its 'enhance your post' AI writing tool and replacing it with a proofreading feature. Users will also receive private notifications if their posts are flagged as potentially AI-generated.

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    LinkedIn Added a New Way to Report AI Slop The “Seems like AI slop” bu...

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    You can now call out LinkedIn AI slop using a new button LinkedIn is i...

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    LinkedIn now allows users to flag "AI slop" in their feeds as it seeks...

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    LinkedIn adds a button to report AI-generated ‘slop’ https://t.co/QhnB...

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