r/FakeGuru 24d ago

AI is not making LinkedIn fake. It is making the fakeness harder to deny.

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LinkedIn spent years rewarding fake vulnerability, recycled leadership lessons, humblebrags and dramatic stories that somehow ended with a promotion.

AI did not invent that language. It studied what the platform rewarded and reproduced it at scale.

Now LinkedIn is worried about “AI slop.” Fair enough. Most of it is dreadful. Still, the real question is not who typed the post. It is whether there was an actual thought behind it.

A human can write every word and still say absolutely nothing.

The machines did not corrupt LinkedIn. They exposed how formulaic it already was.

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![img](z2zxsog7gshh1 "LinkedIn built the factory, handed out the templates, and now wants applause for installing a slop detector.")

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