LinkedIn offers the option to report AI slop
LinkedIn becomes the latest social platform to offer users the option to report AI-generated content. The platform is testing a new feature that lets members flag suspected 'AI spam' in their feeds. Chief Product Officer Hari Srinivasan said this move helps adjust models and improve feed quality. Meanwhile, LinkedIn plans to privately notify reported users in their analytics panel and remove the 'boosted posts' feature, instead offering proofreading tools that do not alter the user's tone.
5 tips for building an effective brand presence on LinkedIn
With social media evolving for over 20 years, some traditional marketing strategies have shown signs of fatigue. To help brands enhance their influence in the second half of 2026 and beyond, Social Media Today has launched a series of guides. This article focuses on the professional social platform LinkedIn, and based on official platform recommendations and the latest research, proposes five core strategies: reviewing trending content, targeting key decision-makers, refining core themes, leveraging experts and trusted voices, and developing long-term plans oriented toward business outcomes. It also cites insights from Gina Kleiner, Senior Director of Product Marketing at LinkedIn, emphasizing the importance of building credibility rather than merely chasing visibility.