LinkedIn is adding a new reporting option that lets users flag posts that appear to be “AI slop.” Multiple outlets report that the feature will include a prompt (described as a “Seems like AI slop” button) enabling members to indicate when content seems improperly or automatically generated. The flagged reports are intended to help LinkedIn improve its detection systems, according to the coverage. The approach is positioned as a way to gather user feedback for training or refining AI-detection tools, rather than as a direct enforcement action by users. While the reports do not provide detailed specifications on how quickly content is reviewed or what immediate moderation steps follow a report, they agree that LinkedIn is expanding its reporting capabilities to target what users perceive as low-quality or misleading AI-generated posts. Both sources characterize the effort as part of LinkedIn’s broader work to identify and reduce unwanted AI-generated content.
LinkedIn to Add Feature for Users to Flag AI-Generated “Slop” Posts
LinkedIn is adding a new reporting option that lets users flag posts that appear to be “AI slop.” Multiple outlets report that the feature will include a prompt (described as a “Seems like AI slop” bu...
- LinkedIn plans to introduce a new reporting option for posts that appear to be “AI slop.”
- The feature is described as a button or reporting mechanism labeled along the lines of “Seems like AI slop.”
- Users will be able to flag posts they believe are low-quality or improperly AI-generated.
- The reports are intended to help train or improve LinkedIn’s AI-detection tools.
- Sources agree the feature is upcoming, with no shared details on exact rollout timing or review process.
LinkedIn will soon enable users to flag posts that appear to be "AI slop."
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