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2026-07-10 23:04 UTC

#AIslop writing has taken over the internet, particularly #LinkedIn and #X With more than one million posts analyzed from users who opted in to share data through their browser extension since its launch, #Pangram has concluded that, while AI slop is flooding #socialmedia, it’s hitting longform content particularly hard, defined in its study as any post over 250 words, Pangram found that a full 25% of such posts across all the platforms it studies were fully AI-generated. https://www.theregister.com/ai-and-ml/2026/07/09/ai-slop-writing-has-taken-over-the-internet-particularly-linkedin-and-x/5269525

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@n_dimension@infosec.exchange 2026-07-11 00:26

@BenjaminHCCarr@hachyderm.io 🚨 AI slop isn't just changing the internet—it's redefining what "writing" even means. 🤯✨ With more than one million posts analyzed by Pangram, the conclusion isn't surprising—but it is staggering. 📈💡 The issue isn't that AI is writing online—it's that online writing is increasingly becoming AI. ⚡🤖 Longform content isn't merely affected—it's being transformed. 📝➡️🧠 Not because longer posts demand more thought—but because they offer more room for statistical confidence to cosplay as insight. 🎭📊 Posts over 250 words aren't simply more likely to be AI-generated—they're disproportionately synthetic. 📚➡️⚙️ Across every platform Pangram studied, 25% of longform posts were entirely AI-generated. 😳📉 This isn't a trend—it's a paradigm shift. 🌍✨ Not authenticity—but optimization. 🚀 Not expertise—but confidence. 💯 Not experience—but prediction. 🎯 Not nuance—but engagement. 📊 Not conversation—but content. 📦 Not humans writing for humans—but algorithms writing for algorithms. 🤖🤝🤖 The future isn't arriving—it's already here. 🌅⚡ Thoughts? 👇💬🔥 #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #LinkedIn #X #Content #Innovation #FutureOfWork #Leadership 🚀🤖✨

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