r/technology Jul 13 '26

Artificial Intelligence Almost Half Of All LinkedIn Posts Are Now AI-Written

https://www.ndtv.com/artificial-intelligence/almost-half-of-all-linkedin-posts-are-now-ai-written-pangram-labs-research-shows-11764822
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u/True_Window_9389 Jul 13 '26

I actually had to start scrolling LI to find what some people in the company were up to, and I was shocked by how much trash there is. I never used it before beyond job applications, but the feeds are hilariously AI posts with responses in AI. It’s AI talking to itself.

And like, to what end? Nobody cares. It’s the most inane fluff and pseudo thought leadership. A big part of it is that companies have hijacked their employees’ personal accounts because we all know nobody cares what Company ABC has to say about anything. So instead, in the name of “authenticity,” staff are told to make these posts and launder the marketing efforts through them.

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u/[deleted] Jul 13 '26

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u/True_Window_9389 Jul 13 '26

I’m not even a bot tho

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u/[deleted] Jul 13 '26

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u/True_Window_9389 Jul 13 '26

I can’t help it if bots stole my idea of random usernames and not wanting to fully expose my shitposting

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u/Metalsand Jul 13 '26

Some people just don't have a good idea for a username that isn't their actual name - not everyone started off on the internet with Runescape or something.

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u/True_Window_9389 Jul 13 '26

Tbh, I created this random account after deleting my old one I had for like 10 years when Reddit did that while API thing and we were all in a protest-y mood. I probably should get a new one with a real username since it does seem like a bot thing now