LinkedIn gets a button to identify excessive AI-generated text

The professional social network LinkedIn introduced a curious feature to combat the flood of robotic posts: a button to flag content that seems excessively generated by artificial intelligence, popularly known as soulless or repetitive text.

The measure comes at a time when anyone can create dozens of perfect articles in seconds with ChatGPT. The excess of standardized posts has generated user fatigue, forcing platforms to create filters to value human authenticity.

For those learning to use AI in their professional daily life in Brazil, this news brings an important alert. Using artificial intelligence to mass-produce texts without human editing ruins your reputation and is now actively combated by networks.

In practice, if you use AI to draft posts or messages, avoid copying and pasting the raw result full of corporate clichés. The secret is to use the tool to structure ideas, but inject your own voice, opinions, and real stories.

Observe how platforms will evolve to reward human originality. In the current AI ecosystem, the great competitive advantage is not just generating text quickly, but knowing how to refine the content so it sounds genuinely authentic.