People have clicked the "Seems like AI slop" button on LinkedIn over a million times already
The tool has been active for less than a month, alongside AI-detection classifiers
Elon Musk wants judge recused for liking LinkedIn post mocking $2 billion verdict
Musk says the judge's LinkedIn activity shows bias in a Tesla lawsuit
Microsoft slammed for awful AI-generated Xbox job post, weeks after laying off 9,000 workers
At least a human knows which way a monitor screen faces
Xbox exec suggests people use AI to lessen the pain of being laid off
Microsoft has just laid off 9,000 people while investing $80 billion in AI
Facepalm: Never underestimate an executive's ability to say something that shows a breathtaking lack of awareness. Take a look at Matt Turnbull, Executive Producer at Xbox Games Studio Publishing, for example, who suggested that anyone who has been laid off should reduce "the emotional and cognitive load" that comes with such an awful event by using AI tools. It's an especially jarring comment considering the number of people who are losing their jobs at Microsoft as the company pours billions into AI.
Microsoft slashes 6,000 positions globally amid AI spending spree
Microsoft: thousands of jobs cut, billions spent on AI
LinkedIn accused of using personal data without consent, even from paid users
Proving that even when you pay for the product, you are still the product
Lawyer drops Meta as client, citing Mark Zuckerberg's "toxic masculinity and Neo-Nazi madness"
Zuckerberg's changed a lot over the years
A hot potato: Mark Zuckerberg has undergone something of a personal transformation over the last few years, from a nerdy, lizard-like tech geek to an MMA-loving bro championing free speech and calling for more masculine energy. It's a change that has prompted a lawyer to drop Meta as a client due to its CEO's "descent into toxic masculinity and Neo-Nazi madness."
Ex-Intel CEO Brian Krzanich gets blasted over landing a new job at automotive AI company
Cerence celebrates "the right leader," but critics pounce
LinkedIn warns: you are responsible for sharing inaccurate content created by our AI
The creator takes no responsibility for its creation
LinkedIn under fire for training AI models with user data behind the scenes
The service started to abuse users' data before making its actions public
Game developer's demand that employees have naked sauna sessions sparks controversy
Really diving into the character
Microsoft Edge will use AI to translate and dub YouTube and other videos in real time
The tool will initially support English and Spanish translations of YouTube, LinkedIn, and Coursera videos
LinkedIn accounts targeted in worldwide hijacking campaign
Hackers asking for money, or deleting user accounts with no warning
US appeals court says web scraping is legal, despite what LinkedIn claims
LinkedIn has vowed to continue fighting
LinkedIn is shutting down in China, will be replaced by a new app called InJobs
Linkedin is the latest big tech service being banned from China
LinkedIn adds audio clip feature to help correctly pronounce contact names
Minimize awkwardness when meeting or speaking for the first time
LinkedIn's CEO will transition to executive chairman in June
Weiner has led LinkedIn for the past 11 years
LinkedIn adds tools to help plan in-person networking events
Expand your professional network off-line
LinkedIn has blocked 21.6 million fake accounts so far this year
LinkedIn is largely a controversy-free zone
LinkedIn is launching its own livestreaming service
LinkedIn Live will help connect the site's 600 million users
LinkedIn adds stories feature that nobody is asking for
Social media stories are rarely professional
Amazon jumps Alphabet for No. 1 spot in LinkedIn's 2018 Top Companies list
Technology jobs are in high demand
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