AI slop isn't the only issue.

The modern web is filling up with machine-written text, synthetic images, and auto-generated video that look plausible at a glance but collapse under scrutiny. What began as a clever way to draft ...

Princess Diana stumbling through a parkour park. Team USA taking gold at the Bong Olympics. Tank Man breakdancing in Tiananmen Square. Kurt Cobain playing pogs. Tupac Shakur seeking poutine in Costco.

The timing couldn't be more critical. According to Gallup's latest workforce survey, AI use at work jumped from 21% in 2023 ...

AI Slop Is Destroying the Internet. These Are the People Fighting to Save It ...

There’s no doubt that AI can deliver a plethora of benefits, but if you quickly and broadly deploy any technology regardless of context, it’ll likely result in slop.

Slop is a real problem, for instance this very prolific slopfarm in Google News, which has just plagiarised another article ...

Song generation tools like Suno and Udio let users create music merely by typing some ideas into a chatbot window. Anyone can use them to spit out polished pop songs, but it also means streaming ...

From ‘shrimp Jesus’ to a lungi-dancing Vecna, the ballooning AI slop phenomenon has grown to more than just empty hilarity ...