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    LinkedIn's AI-writing button gets blamed for a surge in AI-written posts

    A user argues LinkedIn could deboost AI-written content but is prioritizing short-term engagement instead.

    Gergely OroszGO
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    A user claims LinkedIn is becoming “90%+ AI posts,” including posts that use AI to summarize articles. They blame a writing-with-AI button they say LinkedIn added about a year before their October 2026 post. They also argue the platform could deboost AI-written content but is choosing short-term engagement instead.

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    Gergely Orosz@GergelyOrosz… and so from them, AI-written posts have exploded. LinkedI. Could very very easily deboost AI-written content (AI detection is trivial). But that would drop their engagement numbers short-term, even though the platform would stay healthy long-term! So they’re choosing short-term gain, long-term suffering and pain1h

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    Gergely Orosz@GergelyOrosz… and so from them, AI-written posts have exploded. LinkedI. Could very very easily deboost AI-written content (AI detection is trivial). But that would drop their engagement numbers short-term, even though the platform would stay healthy long-term! So they’re choosing short-term gain, long-term suffering and pain1h