Reddit asks whether a second AI can detect and delete “slop” in AI text
pete_dom · reddit · 2026-07-28
A Reddit user asks whether anyone has tried using a second AI to detect and remove “slop” in AI-generated text, arguing that verbose but meaningless output can be worse than writing nothing at all. The post frames the idea as a possible self-correction loop for productivity workflows.
The thread is essentially a question about an AI-based quality filter for AI output: detect low-value text, highlight it, and delete it before it reaches the user.
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