LinkedIn Is the ‘Most AI-Saturated Platform,’ New Study Suggests

LinkedIn is the ‘most AI-saturated platform,’ new study suggests

The amount of AI-generated content you scroll through might be far greater than you think, according to a new study by the AI detection platform Pangram.  Pangram asked users of its Chrome extension to opt in to sharing their browsing results with the platform. From those results, Pangram used its AI detection model—which has a 0.01% false positive rate, according to the company—to scan nearly 1 million posts that users scrolled through across t…

AI slop writing has taken over the internet, particularly LinkedIn and X

No surprise here. A study from AI detection platform Pangram suggests that social media posts are teeming with AI-generated slop, particularly if the posts are long and especially if they live on LinkedIn or X. If you’re sick of reading non-human prose, we’d recommend getting off the platforms altogether. Along with offering your typical AI-content detection services, Pangram released a Chrome extension at the end of April that, with a $20/month…

Steven Bartlett stopped using AI to write LinkedIn posts. New data shows why that's a good idea.

Steven Bartlett's company has dialed back its use of AI on LinkedIn in favor of human-written posts.Stuart C. Wilson/Getty Images for Cannes LionsNew data suggests LinkedIn is filling up with AI-written content.Pangram estimates 41% of long-form LinkedIn posts and 30% of short-form ones are AI-generated.Podcast star Steven Bartlett stopped using AI on LinkedIn after noticing the prevalence of "slop."If you're using AI to write your LinkedIn post…

I knew there was plenty of AI slop on LinkedIn. Shocking report says the problem is far worse than suspected

LinkedIn supplied almost two-thirds of the AI-generated social content flagged in a million-post analysis, despite representing only one-third of the material scanned.

LinkedIn and X Are Flooded With AI Spam, Browsing Data Suggests

An AI detection company found that amount of AI content that users actually see in their day-to-day browsing is shockingly high.