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Over 1 million people have clicked LinkedIn’s AI slop button

The VergePublished 20 days ago

LinkedIn introduced an "AI slop" button on July 30 to let users flag AI-generated content, which over one million people have used. The platform reports a 40% drop in views of posts classified as AI slop and notifies users when their posts seem AI-generated.

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