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LinkedIn users can report AI slop, but what about the rest of it?

LinkedIn will allow users to flag posts they believe are AI-generated, a feature reported by 404 Media on August 1, 2026. The move aims to address the proliferation of AI slop on the professional network, though the author notes that low-quality content has been an issue on the platform since before AI became widespread.

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LinkedIn users can report AI slop, but what about the rest of it?
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1 August 2026

Members of the professional network will be able to flag posts they think are AI generated. I haven’t been a LinkedIn participant in years — I have a personal website, why would I? — but it seems to me slop has been a problem on the platform since before AI was what it is.

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