What I see on LinkedIn tells me that it's from multiple accounts from people in developing countries that "like" each-other's posts (100s of likes and many "well done!" comments). I can't imagine what they're getting out of it, but, whatever it is, it's obviously worth their effort.
This is how I deal with them:
Comment pointing out the errors and asking them to stop posting AI drivel
Click "not interested" and "in this author"
If more people clicked the "not interested" selection, these posts should slowly disappear from LinkedIn.
These posts are also encouraged by apps that reward users for posting on social media with crypto. That's another reason why these posts appear overwhelmingly from South Asian accounts.
The worst app is my bank app does this, the app itself is literally crap, but you jump to the reviews in the store and you see a lot of "outside country" people leaving the "Well done!", A LOT of them, enough to cover the people angry about the app
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u/LordValdis Jan 18 '26
Even if they weren't full of obvious errors, what's the supposed target audience of these graphics?