The button goes beyond existing options to report offensive content, helping users highlight AI content that cheaply imitates real human output. LinkedIn now lets users flag content that “seems like AI slop”, as the professional networking service battles the artificial and low-quality posts flooding its platform. The button goes beyond existing options to report offensive content, helping users highlight AI content that cheaply imitates real human output. The new flagging feature will help LinkedIn better target AI slop — which can vary in format, medium, and purpose — while sharing the same uncanny qualities. LinkedIn itself had adopted AI tools to help users express their thoughts, and offered premium subscribers tools to “rewrite with AI”.