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To Use AI Slop, Or Not To Use AI Slop

By Stephen Embry on August 21, 2026
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For some time, I have been concerned about the amount of AI slop that’s being offered. It’s all over social media and seeps into marketing and advertising. I hate it.

But I fear that the more people read AI slop, the more normal it becomes until it becomes, God forbid, the accepted and expected way to communicate. Already there is some evidence that people prefer AI generated content to that of humans.

And for those of us in the business of communicating with and persuading others, we may have to face a reality we don’t like and change some things about how we communicate. But some things, like the ability to tell stories convincingly and to decide what facts resonate, will for the time being fall within the human domain. At least I hope so.

Here is my post on this subject for Above the Law

Tags: AI
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    Business of Law, Technology and AI
  • Blog:
    TechLaw Crossroads
  • Organization:
    Stephen Embry
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