LinkedIn introduces a Seems like AI slop button, enabling users to flag posts suspected of being low-quality or AI-generated as part of efforts to improve content authenticity.
LinkedIn introduces "Seems like AI slop" flag for 41% AI-generated long-form posts; hidden content improves feed classifiers. Feed signal-to-noise degrades for tech leaders seeking recruitment and market insights, now dependent on user-driven content filtering.
41% of long-form posts on LinkedIn are AI-generated
Jul 31, 2026
10:42 am
What's the storyIn a bid to tackle the growing issue of AI-generated content, LinkedIn has introduced a new feature.
The "Seems like AI slop" button allows users to flag posts they suspect are generated by artificial intelligence.
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LinkedIn now allows users to flag "AI slop" in their feeds as it seeks to crack down on a wave of low quality, AI-generated posts.
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LinkedIn Introduces a 'Seems Like AI Slop' Button
