LinkedIn 'Seems like AI slop' button

The "Seems like AI slop" button is a reporting option LinkedIn added to the three-dots menu on feed posts. When a user selects it, LinkedIn hides the post and shows a thank-you message. According to chief product officer Hari Srinivasan, the signal helps LinkedIn "tune our models and make better feeds."\n\nThe button is part of a wider set of changes aimed at reducing low-quality AI-generated content. LinkedIn is also rolling out classifiers that identify whether a post is AI slop or generally low-quality, with the goal of reducing such content in suggested posts and content from outside a user's network. The company is testing a way to show authors that others find their posts inauthentic or heavily AI-written. It is also removing its AI feature that "enhanced" posts, replacing it with a proofreading feature that does not change the author's voice.\n\nThe feature is built into the LinkedIn app and web feed, so no separate access is needed. The source material does not give a precise launch date or rollout details. One YouTube commentator said the button is useful if used as intended but could be weaponized against posts.