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LinkedIn adds an official label for AI slop
LinkedIn now lets members mark posts as AI-generated low-quality content, live in most accounts.
Why it matters for advertisers
For you, this means AI-heavy content risks being flagged by your audience, so keep brand and personal posts recognisably human.
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LinkedIn adds an official label for AI slop
LinkedIn now lets members mark posts as AI-generated low-quality content, live in most accounts. For you, this means AI-heavy content risks being flagged by your audience, so keep brand and personal posts recognisably human.
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