LinkedIn's war on AI slop is not just a policy update—it is an admission that the platform lost control of its feed
Ethics & Regulation

LinkedIn's war on AI slop is not just a policy update—it is an admission that the platform lost control of its feed

Matthias BastianThe Decoder
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LinkedIn is cracking down on AI-generated low-quality content with a 94% detection accuracy rate. The move highlights LinkedIn's loss of control over its feed while its parent company Microsoft simultaneously promotes AI adoption on the platform.

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