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'AI slop' is a new, informal term for content that's been generated by artificial intelligence, often without much human oversight, and is perceived as low quality or unhelpful. LinkedIn users are clearly finding a lot of it, given over a million clicks on their new 'Seems like AI slop' button since July.
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