# LinkedIn Launches Feature to Report AI-Generated Content Spam

> LinkedIn has added a button that lets you flag a post as, roughly, AI slop. Launched July 30, the reporting option sits alongside a broader push to clean up feeds: the platform is rolling out new classifiers to spot low-quality machine-generated posts and says it now blocks hundreds of thousands of automated comments every day. It is a notable reversal of tone for a company that spent the last couple of years nudging users to let AI write their posts. LinkedIn has quietly retired its old enhance-your-post generator in favor of a plainer proofreading tool, and it plans to use community reports as a training signal to teach its models what counts as filler. The move captures a wider mood. After a flood of generic, AI-written engagement bait, platforms are discovering that the same technology that fills feeds also makes them worse, and that readers can tell. Whether a report button meaningfully changes the incentives to post slop is the open question.

_Section: [Daily AI Updates](https://www.wortins.com/daily-ai) · Source: TechCrunch · Published Wednesday, August 5, 2026_

## Wortins' read

LinkedIn has added a button that lets you flag a post as, roughly, AI slop. Launched July 30, the reporting option sits alongside a broader push to clean up feeds: the platform is rolling out new classifiers to spot low-quality machine-generated posts and says it now blocks hundreds of thousands of automated comments every day. It is a notable reversal of tone for a company that spent the last couple of years nudging users to let AI write their posts. LinkedIn has quietly retired its old enhance-your-post generator in favor of a plainer proofreading tool, and it plans to use community reports as a training signal to teach its models what counts as filler. The move captures a wider mood. After a flood of generic, AI-written engagement bait, platforms are discovering that the same technology that fills feeds also makes them worse, and that readers can tell. Whether a report button meaningfully changes the incentives to post slop is the open question.

## Source

[Read the full story at TechCrunch](https://techcrunch.com/2026/07/30/linkedin-adds-a-button-to-report-ai-generated-slop/)

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