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LinkedIn restricts AI content
The article focused on LinkedIn's challenge in confronting low-quality content generated by artificial intelligence, known as "AI Slop." This term refers to polished professional posts that lack personal expertise and fresh ideas. Estimates indicate that between April and June 2024, approximately 41% of long-form posts and 30% of short posts on the platform might be entirely AI-generated, based on detection tools. In response to this phenomenon, LinkedIn has launched several tools, including a reporting feature for poor content, which has been used over a million times and contributed to a 40% reduction in views of such content. The platform is also developing intelligent classification systems that combine automated analysis with user signals and account behavior to distinguish valuable content from mediocre. Additionally, LinkedIn has removed its AI-based post-rephrasing feature and is now focusing on spelling and grammar tools to preserve the author's voice. The main challenge remains balancing the use of AI as an assistive tool with maintaining high content quality and preserving user trust, since the platform’s value lies more in genuine expertise and knowledge than in rapid content production and volume.
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