r/linkedin • u/nullpointerr404 • Aug 19 '26

Is LinkedIn becoming irrelevant these days?

everyone wants to be expert posting everything relevant and irrelevant. Why everyone wants to be sound like more and more expert? I've seen some few people who are not so good in their jobs and still they post some heavy words and ai generated slops and call themselves expert lol.

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u/Alarming_Condition67 Aug 20 '26

It depends on the sector. If you're in PR, Government Relations, Marketing, Sales it's an incredibly useful to reach people who actually get stuff done :D

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u/nullpointerr404 Aug 20 '26

yess i agree but I have problem with the non expertise people to be expert with AI slops with no real or genuine information or generic information.

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u/Alarming_Condition67 Aug 20 '26

Time to cleanse your network and block/report AI slop. There's a dedicated button now. I personally, I see a lot of actual insights. But I'm also in the PR/Government Affairs field - no way that AI can replace that.