The company is implementing measures to limit the rise of AI slop while simultaneously rolling out more ways to incorporate the tech. In what may be one of the best examples of the conflicts artificial intelligence tools create for social media platforms, LinkedIn has shared an update on the new measures it’s implementing to combat AI overuse, and police misrepresentations in its feed. LinkedIn Global Editorial VP Laura Lorenzetti shared the latest measures the app is undertaking to combat the rise of AI content and profiles, including: - Restrictions on the reach of content that appears to be generated by AI and lacks clear perspective - New measures to detect and limit the reach of automated and AI-generated comments, which LinkedIn has been working to combat for some time - Additional filters so users can limit their results to content from verified profiles only, which helps to address issues with a rise in AI bot generated profiles in the app These expanded measures, Lorenzetti said, can help to curb the presence of AI-generated junk that crowds out insights from real, human users. As per Lorenzetti: “When AI is overused, especially at scale and in an automated way, it dilutes the valuable insights that real human conversations can spark. It’s ok to use AI to help you write, but your posts and comments need to represent your voice and your perspectives. The ultimate value comes from the human behind the tool.” LinkedIn’s stance here makes sense. However, it’s worth noting that LinkedIn has added AI assistant tools into every element of the app, including profile creation, post generation, job applications and candidate vetting

AI agent that could make a short film from an existing 15-page story world document

Change to your zodiac. I am “{Pisces}” Create a poster inspired by Yumi’s Cells with the same soft, aesthetic, slice-of-life vibe and background style, the zodiac theme is fully reflected in the design. The subject’s face must remain completely unchanged and untouched. Surround the subject with multiple small, raw yet realistic cute chibi-style mini 3D versions of the subject, designed like expressive “cells” with oversized heads, glossy high-detail finishes, and playful emotions. Each mini character represents traits associated with the zodiac sign and is engaged in different actions: * one clinging onto the subject’s arm * one cheering with arms raised * one reading a book * one drinking coffee * one lying down using a phone * one making a wacky exaggerated face * one looking tired or stressed * one shouting energetically * one with messy or chaotic hair energy Each chibi “cell” should visually reflect personality traits of the zodiac sign through their expressions, posture, and behavior. Overall style: clean aesthetic composition, white sticker outlines, soft pastel color palette, high-detail glossy 3D chibi look, cute Korean-inspired design. Add playful hand-drawn doodles interacting directly with the subject and chibi characters—outlining poses, extending limbs, adding motion lines, and visually reacting to their actions to enhance movement and storytelling. Use a 9:16 vertical aspect ratio, raw natural poster feel, with the zodiac identity clearly integrated into the overall concept.

A portrait photograph of a smiling person, wearing clear-framed glasses and a dark, short-sleeved button-up shirt, against a backdrop of records. Hand-drawn doodle overlays surround them, including a mouse with a cowboy hat and a red rose, a character strawberry with arms and legs, a smiling sun, and vines. They have a large tattoo covering their left forearm, visible below the sleeve.