LinkedIn is shifting its strategy to favor creators who maintain traditional employment while building a presence on the platform, with 83 percent of its top voices working elsewhere. The platform is actively reducing visibility for what it calls "AI slop"—automated, low-effort AI-generated content that clutters feeds. This move reflects a broader industry trend of platforms trying to balance the creator economy with authenticity, as users increasingly flag AI-generated posts as spam or low-value engagement.
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