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LinkedIn Adds Feature to Report Low-Quality AI-Generated Posts

LinkedIn introduces a new reporting option for AI-generated content deemed low-quality and replaces its AI writing assistant with a proofreading tool.

31 July 2026 · 13:24 · 1 sources

On July 30, 2026, LinkedIn introduced a feature allowing users to report AI-generated content they consider low-quality through a "seems like AI slop" button. The platform also discontinued its AI writing assistant, replacing it with a proofreading tool aimed at improving post quality. These changes are part of LinkedIn's efforts to manage the quality of AI-generated posts on its platform.

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Technorunch — LinkedIn adds a button to report AI-generated ‘slop’

THE QUESTIONS THIS EVENT LEAVES BEHIND

What criteria does LinkedIn use to define 'low-quality' AI-generated content?

How might the reporting feature impact the visibility of AI-generated posts on LinkedIn?

What are the implications for users who frequently post AI-generated content under this new policy?

How effective is a proofreading tool compared to an AI writing assistant in maintaining content quality?

Could this feature influence other social media platforms’ approach to AI-generated content moderation?

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