LinkedIn's New 'AI Slop' Report Feature Sparks Weaponization Concerns
chrisfirst · x · 2026-07-31
LinkedIn has introduced a new report option specifically for "AI slop."
The author points out that this feature will likely be weaponized. Instead of targeting actual low-quality spam, users may maliciously report any post that integrates AI elements or is AI-assisted.
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